User`s guide

R2006b
21-10
You can also run the File Comparisons tool from the desktop by selecting Desktop >
File Comparisons. Drag a file from the Current Directory browser or Windows Explorer
into the tool. Then drag the second file into the tool.
M-Lint Enhancements for Suppressing Messages, and Showing Messages for the MATLAB
Compiler Product
These are the new features and changes to M-Lint:
“General Enhancements—Japanese Messages, and Line Number in Indicator Bar” on
page 21-10
“Suppressing M-Lint Messages” on page 21-10
“Deployment Messages in M-Lint” on page 21-10
General Enhancements—Japanese Messages, and Line Number in Indicator Bar
On Japanese systems, messages now appear in Japanese.
The messages that appear at the indicator bar now includes the line number.
Suppressing M-Lint Messages
The M-Lint automatic code analyzer in the Editor/Debugger now provides a few ways for
you to suppress specific messages and categories of messages:
Ignore Specific Instance — Right-click at the underline for an M-Lint message, and
from the context menu, suppress just that instance. M-Lint adds %#ok and a new
message ID tag to the end of the line, which is the syntax in MATLAB for suppressing
an M-Lint message.
Disable All Instances — Right-click at the underline for an M-Lint message, and from
the context menu, disable all instances of that message in all files. This changes the
preference setting for that message.
Use Preferences to Disable All Instances — Select File > Preferences > M-Lint,
and disable specific messages or categories of messages, which applies to all instances
in all files. You can save the settings to an M-Lint preference file. From the Editor/
Debugger, you can select the M-Lint preference file from the Tools > M-Lint menu.
The M-Lint Code Check report also uses the preferences and suppresses the display of
specific messages and categories of messages, per the preference settings.
Deployment Messages in M-Lint
M-Lint now displays deployment messages for the MATLAB Compiler product, such as
MCC does not permit the CD function, which appear if the MATLAB Compiler