User`s guide

Desktop Tools and Development Environment
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Tuning and Managing MATLAB Code Files
Profile Summary Report Includes Information on Excluded Profiling Overhead
The bottom of the Profile Summary Report now indicates the amount of time spent in
profiling overhead, when possible. For details, see Profile Summary Report.
Publishing MATLAB Code Files
New features and changes introduced in Version 7.8 (R2009a) are:
• “New Options for Capturing Figures in Published Documents” on page 16-11
• “Dynamic Links in Published Documents” on page 16-11
New Options for Capturing Figures in Published Documents
Two new options are available to specify how you want figures captured for published
documents: entireGUIWindow and entireFigureWindow. The entireGUIWindow
option is appropriate for most publishing purposes and is now the default. The
entireFigureWindow option is appropriate when you want to capture all the details,
including the title bar and other window decorations in your published document. Use
this option, for example, if you are creating a tutorial on using MATLAB software. In the
GUI, you can select these options from the Figure capture method setting in the Edit
M-file Configuration dialog box. In the publish function, you can specify these options
with figureSnapMethod.
For more information, see Figure capture method and the publish reference page.
Dynamic Links in Published Documents
When you publish a document to HTML, you can include dynamic links. Dynamic links
are links to files on the MATLAB path. They are called dynamic links because MATLAB
evaluates them when the reader of your document clicks on one. To use a dynamic link,
the reader must open the HTML file in the MATLAB Web browser.
For more information, see Dynamic Hyperlinks.