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JayP · 05-29-2005, 12:14 PM

I saw a topic on Matlab the other day and I know a lot of fellow engineers post here so here goes:

I'm taking ENGG 407 this spring and our teacher is pretty gung-hoe about Matlab. I can do the basic stuff with C++ pretty well, but our labs seems to be designed around Matlab (ie; plotting graphs and other stuff that is tedious and difficult to do in C++).

Anyways, I get the basics of the program, but is there any way to make it so i can erase single lines off the screen (without erasing everything off the screen, which I do know how to do)? We have to hand in the source code, obviously, and it seems stupid for me to hand in code with parts that aren't correct or related to the assignment even though the program might do what it's supposed to.

Also, is there a way to insert text into lines I've already entered in (for comments, similar to using // in C++)?

05-29-2005, 12:14 PM	#1
JayP Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2003 Exp:	I saw a topic on Matlab the other day and I know a lot of fellow engineers post here so here goes: I'm taking ENGG 407 this spring and our teacher is pretty gung-hoe about Matlab. I can do the basic stuff with C++ pretty well, but our labs seems to be designed around Matlab (ie; plotting graphs and other stuff that is tedious and difficult to do in C++). Anyways, I get the basics of the program, but is there any way to make it so i can erase single lines off the screen (without erasing everything off the screen, which I do know how to do)? We have to hand in the source code, obviously, and it seems stupid for me to hand in code with parts that aren't correct or related to the assignment even though the program might do what it's supposed to. Also, is there a way to insert text into lines I've already entered in (for comments, similar to using // in C++)?