User`s guide
R2006a
22-10
If you do not want cell mode enabled, select Cell > Disable Cell Mode.
MATLAB remembers the cell mode between sessions. If cell mode is disabled when you
quit MATLAB, it will be disabled the next time you start MATLAB, and the converse is
true.
In MATLAB Version 7.2, the first time you open an M-file in the Editor/Debugger, the
cell toolbar appears. If the M-file contains a line beginning with %%, an information bar
appears below the cell toolbar, providing links for details about cell mode. To dismiss the
information bar, click the close box on the right side of the bar. To hide the cell toolbar,
right-click the toolbar and select Cell Toolbar from the context menu.
Compatibility Considerations
In previous versions, cell mode was off by default. The cell toolbar and yellow
highlighting or horizontal rules in M-files that contain %% at the start of a line might be
unexpected. If you used the %% symbols at the start of a line in M-files for a purpose other
than denoting M-file cells, consider replacing the %% symbols with a different indicator,
or keep cell mode disabled.
Lines Between Cells
You can set an Editor/Debugger display preference, Show lines between cells, to add
a faint gray rule above each cell in an M-file. The line does not print or appear in the
published M-file.
Cell Titles in Bold Preference Removed
Previous versions included an Editor/Debugger display preference to Show bold cell
titles. When cleared, cell titles appeared in plain text, rather than bold text. This is no
longer a preference you can set — all cell titles now appear in bold text.
Tuning and Managing M-Files
New features and changes introduced in Version 7.2 (R2006a) are
• “M-Lint and mlint Enhancements and Changes” on page 22-11
• “Profiling Enhancements” on page 22-11
• “Visual Directory View Removed from Current Directory Browser” on page 22-12