MATLAB: Publish a Function which has Input Arguments

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Hi Everyone, I am calling a function with three input arguments and I want to publish this function. The name of my function is myfunc(x,y,z). I know that my function can be published using the command publish('myfunc.m'), but i am unable to enter the input arguments using this publish command. I cannot declare these input arguments globally as it can cause other problems in my script. Can anybody please tell me how to publish a function which has input arguments ?

P.S. Note : I tried using save2pdf, export_fig, etc. to convert my figures to pdf format, but in vain as its illegal to use ghostscript in a professional environment without a commercial licence. Any kind of help would be much appreciated. Steve

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Take a look at the codeToEvaluate option for the publish function.

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Navigate to the folllowing folder :

 $MATLABROOT\toolbox\matlab\codetools\private

where $MATLABROOT is the root MATLAB directory which can be found by typing

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at the MATLAB Command Prompt.

Copy the 'mxdom2simplehtml.xsl' file from this directory and paste it to the location where the code to be published is present. Rename the xsl file as 'noCode.xsl' and remove or comment the following from the file:

 ##### SOURCE BEGIN #####
 <xsl:value-of select="$xcomment"/>
 ##### SOURCE END #####

Use the following in your code:

options.stylesheet = 'noCode.xsl';
options.showCode = false;

Following is an illustrative example:

options.format = 'html';
options.evalCode = true;
options.stylesheet = 'noCode.xsl';
options.showCode = false;
options.codeToEvaluate = filename; % filename is the name of the file which is to be published
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