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Hi everyone,
I want to tidy up lots of for loops I have. I have confused which end in belongs to which 'if' or 'for'. I know there is a very to tidy up, but I can not remember. Would you please help me on that. Thank you!
S.
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Jos (10584)
on 22 Mar 2011
1 vote
In the Matlab Editor,
- select the text you want to tidy up
- use the menu "Text" -> "Smart Indent" (or the shortcut, which is cmd-I on the Mac, and something similar on PC's)
6 Comments
S
on 22 Mar 2011
Matt Tearle
on 22 Mar 2011
On a PC:
ctrl-A
ctrl-I
My fingers do it without my brain having to tell them to!
Walter Roberson
on 22 Mar 2011
But it still bugs me that it has to be control-I and not the tab key!
Matt Tearle
on 22 Mar 2011
Never thought of the tab as a mass indent operator. What bugs me is that ctrl-I unfolds everything.
Andrew Newell
on 23 Mar 2011
I never thought of tab that way either, but it would be very tidy!
Matt Fig
on 23 Mar 2011
It doesn't matter to me what the shortcut key is, I am just glad TMW included one to do the job.
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