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that there should exist a documention function in Matlab. That supports you to present the results in a pdf or html format. The question now is there such things and how do I find it. I tried to search online without luck. Thanks eactor

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Closed because of cross-post (with accepted answers) at stackoverflow.com/questions/4912829/… – DMA57361♦ Feb 6 '11 at 19:11
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I'm not quite sure what you're looking for, but the diary command may do the trick. This logs all output from the program to a plaintext file. The syntax is pretty simple:

diary filename.txt % Sets the log file to filename.txt and starts logging
diary off % disables diary mode; output is no longer logged
diary on  % re-enables diary mode. The previously set file is used

For more elaborate details, see MATLAB's documentation.

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sounds good, but there has do be something to arrange plots and stuff like that – eactor Feb 6 '11 at 11:52
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Found it with the help of stackoverflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4912829/matlab-documentation-function

the key word is report tool

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I'm glad you figured this out, but please be aware that cross-posting the same question on multiple sites is discouraged. In the future, please choose the stack exchange site most appropriate for your question and ask there, don't ask on every site that might possibly have an answer for you. – nhinkle♦ Feb 6 '11 at 19:07
sry, i wasn't sure which would be the right one. – eactor Feb 7 '11 at 0:02
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