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From: Uwe B. <ou...@ma...> - 2016-03-16 21:50:48
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 03/13/2016 10:21 AM, Odd Andersen
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<div>Hi, Uwe,<br>
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Honestly, I wrote the patch as a workaround since the new
versions of Matlab no longer emit hotlinks in terminal
mode. <br>
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It works by remapping the emacs debugger keyboard shortcuts to
new functions that insert these hotlinks themselves where
Matlab used to do so. They are then picked up by emacs-matlab
as if they had been emitted by Matlab.<br>
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Hi Odd<br>
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I cannot apply your patch. I tried to go back to the CVS version but
whatever I do I obain<br>
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patching file matlab.el<br>
patch unexpectedly ends in middle of line<br>
patch: **** unexpected end of file in patch at line 32<br>
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can you just send me the patched matlab. el and I see whether I can
merge?<br>
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I wrote this primarily to be able to keep debugging my Matlab
scripts in emacs, since this no longer worked when I installed
Matlab2015b. My knowledge of matlab-emacs is however quite
superficial, so I cannot confirm whether there are no unintended
side effects. I posted it on the mailing list in the hope it
could be useful, as several people have reported the same
problem.<br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Sat, Mar 12, 2016 at 6:54 PM, Uwe
Brauer <span dir="ltr"><<a moz-do-not-send="true"
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> Hi Uwe,<br>
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> In the distant past, Emacs Matlab debugging worked
by parsing the<br>
> raw output text. It was a bit finicky but worked
ok. That broke<br>
> when the text output suddenly started emitting
html style hotlinks<br>
> as part of the java desktop. I re-wrote the
parsing engine to focus<br>
> on the hotlinks because they were very regular and
reliable. It<br>
> turns out, that the emitting of hotlinks was a bug
that they ever<br>
> came out on a generic terminal, so that was fixed,
so now there is<br>
> nothing for the parsing engine to pay attention
to.<br>
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> I like the idea of having new db commands unique
to Emacs so that<br>
> we control the output. If we turn the hotlink
feature off<br>
> (currently being turned on) and switch to these
new commands,<br>
> things should work in older MATLABs as well.<br>
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</span>So to be sure: that patch we are talking about does
these 2 things?<br>
Or must the hotlink feature turned off manually? If so then
this should<br>
be mentioned in the release notes and/or the doc string.<br>
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> It will take a bit of testing to make sure it
works reliably, and I<br>
> think the # folks on this mailing list has gotten
pretty small. I<br>
> think it's worth going for it and expanding to all
the relevant<br>
> debug commands, and posting a request for testing
when the patch is<br>
> in.<br>
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</span>Ok I could apply the patch and change the matlab
version number to make<br>
clear that there is something *new*, but I want to be sure
not to break<br>
backward compatibility, also out of egoistic motives. I am
still stuck<br>
on my laptop to Matlab 2010 and don't want to break things.<br>
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> It doesn't help with error output, and
jump-to-last-error though.<br>
> That would still need to be solved.<br>
</span>Ok<br>
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Uwe<br>
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