Hi Tunc,
I looked into this for a bit, and it seems like the output Emacs was
interpreting for the debugger has changed. I spent a little time trying to
divine how to get it up and running, but I wasn’t successful. I’m not sure
how to make MATLAB spit out hotlinks anymore. ☹
The next step is for someone to come up with and updated or new REGEXP for
handling errors. (See gud-matlab-error-regexp) and for the breakpoint
detection regexps. (See gud-matlab-marker-regexp-2) . Unfortunately, I don’t
have as much time to play with this sort of thing as I used to. ☹
Eric
From: Tunc Aydin [mailto:tuncozanay...@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 07, 2015 3:05 PM
To: matlab-emacs-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Matlab-emacs-discuss] Debugging
Hi all,
I recently started using matlab-emacs (MacOS X El Capitan, Emacs 24.5
(homebrew), Matlab R2015b). I managed to get a number of things working, such
as displaying mlint warnings, autocompletion, the command "edit" launching .m
files in emacs, etc. However some debugging related features are not working
for me.
1. No html links in matlab shell. My emacsinit.m has the line
"feature('HotLinks','on');", but I never saw a single hyperlink being displayed
in matlab shell
2. No "automatically open files when matlab reaches a breakpoint". I tick this
box from matlab's preferences. Then when I launch matlab-shell from emacs I
don't get the expected functionality. In fact launching matlab-shell seems to
reset this option to false.
3. No visual indication of the current execution point. From what I understand
a small triangle should show up at the current execution point when I'm
debugging
(http://blog.angjookanazawa.com/post/8815280589/productivity-matlab-emacs-integration-more)
I'd appreciate if people could help me with these issues. Many thanks to Eric
Ludlam and other contributors for making this great mode!
Best,
-tunc
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