MATLAB: Am I not able to see any options in the “New Deployment Project” window of DEPLOYTOOL when using MATLAB Compiler 4.10 (R2009a)

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When I open DEPLOYTOOL to create a new deployment project, "The New Deployment Project" window does not have any options for choosing a type of project and is empty. Also, the "OK" button is grayed out.

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This issue can occur if something has gone wrong during installation or the license for the MATLAB Compiler Toolbox is not available. For verifying this, run the following commands on the MATLAB command prompt:

>> com.mathworks.mlservices.MLLicenseChecker.hasLicense('Compiler')
>> com.mathworks.mlwidgets.util.productinfo.ProductInfoUtils.isProductInstalled('MATLAB Compiler')

If either of the above command returns 0 then de-activate, re-install and re-activate MATLAB. Also make sure that the license version matches the MATLAB version.

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MATLAB: Do I not see the Windows command prompt when I execute the magicsquare example in MATLAB Compiler 4.11 (R2009b) documentation

This change has been incorporated into the documentation in Release 2010b (R2010b). For previous releases, read below for any additional information:

The magicsquare example in the documentation creates a Windows standalone application. When you execute a Windows standalone application, the Windows command prompt will not be displayed. Additionally, any output that is sent to the system console also will not be displayed.

In order to view the command line, the target application should be specified to be "Console Application". In the first step of section "Creating a Deployable Standalone Application or Shared Library", you have to select "Console Application".

Note that specifying the target application as "Console Application" ensures that the system console is display. To see any output from the application in the system console, you need to add commands such as DISP or FPRINTF.

MATLAB: Generate custom “New Script/Function” template

1) The preferred method is the following:

You can use the API listed below to create a new document with pre-populated text:

>> matlab.desktop.editor.newDocument(text); % `text` is the character array to pre-populate upon opening up the editor

For example, if the template code in your MATLAB script is:

% New Script
clc
clear

Then the corresponding command using the given API would be:

>> matlab.desktop.editor.newDocument(['% New Script' newline 'clc' newline 'clear']);

To integrate this command in your workflow, you could create a Favorite Command (via Favorites \ New Favorite) and use it as a button on the Quick Access Toolbar. That way you could simply click the button to create a new script with the desired template code.

2) Otherwise you can use the method listed below:

You can accomplish this workflow using the following steps:

1. Create a script “my_template.m” that has the layout of your code

For example:

>> %   Description: 
>> %   Author: Foo
>> %   Comment: 
>> close all; clear; clc

2. Create a function "make_fun.m" that utilizes "copyfile" function to copy the template to a new m-file

>> function [] = make_fun(V)
>> copyfile('my_template.m',V)
>> edit(V)

3. From the command line, you can call "make_fun" function to create a new function/script with the name of your choice

>> make_fun('newScript.m');

This solution was originally provided in the following link:

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/56672-how-can-i-create-a-standard-matlab-template-for-new-programs

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