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Build System for Sublime Text 2 for MATLAB files on Windows
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| { | |
| "cmd": ["C:\\Program Files\\MATLAB\\R2012b\\bin\\matlab", "-nosplash", "-nodesktop", "-r", "run('$file_name')"], | |
| "selector": "source.m" | |
| } |
Also, to get Sublime Text 2 to nicely recognize .m files as MATLAB files, go to View > Syntax > Open all with current extension as.... and select MATLAB.
thanks nrubin!
This works great, thanks!
Note to future users: remember to change the path to your build, mine was R2013a
when using this a matlab command window appears and runs the script. The problem Im having is that multiple runs of a script cause multiple command windows to open. These are multiple full fledged instances of matlab! I cant figure out how to make it use instance
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In Sublime Text 2 in Windows, navigate to Tools > Build System > New Build System, copy the above code into that file, and save the file as "matlab.sublime-build" in the directory Sublime recommends saving it to. Now, when you build a .m file in ST2, a lite version of MATLAB will open up and run your code. woo!