birdhen said:I am a complete beginner, just started with emacs yesterday, and know very little about computers. I have some code to get Matlab onto emacs but what do I do with it...I have written it in a new file and then tried to get into Matlab mode but it is unrecognised...can anyone give me some advise ?
M-x matlab-modeTo install Matlab on emacs, you will first need to make sure you have a valid Matlab license. Then, follow the instructions on the MathWorks website to download and install the Matlab integration package for emacs. Once installed, you will be able to run Matlab code within emacs.
No, you will need a valid Matlab license in order to use Matlab on emacs. However, some universities and institutions may provide students and researchers with a free license, so be sure to check with your institution before purchasing a license.
Yes, the Matlab integration package for emacs is only compatible with GNU Emacs 24 or later. If you are using an older version of emacs, you will need to upgrade in order to use Matlab on emacs.
Yes, you will need to have Matlab installed on your computer in order to use it on emacs. The integration package only allows you to run Matlab code within emacs, it does not include the actual Matlab software.
Yes, you can customize the Matlab integration on emacs to fit your preferences. You can change key bindings, enable syntax highlighting, and even add your own functions to the integration. Refer to the documentation for more information on customization options.