getSyntaxColoredCode

Use the getSyntaxColoredCode method to create a DOM object from the code read by a MATLABCode reporter. getSyntaxColoredCode returns a different DOM object type depending on the report format and the source of the MATLAB code.

import mlreportgen.dom.*
import mlreportgen.report.*

Create a report.

rpt = Report("MyReport","pdf");

Create a chapter.

chap = Chapter("The myAdd Function");

Create a DOM table.

table = mlreportgen.dom.Table(2);
table.Style = {...
    Border("solid"),...
    ColSep("solid"),...
    RowSep("solid"),...
    Width("100%")...
    };
table.TableEntriesVAlign = "middle";

Create a table row.

tr = TableRow();

Create the first table entry and append some content to it.

entry11 = TableEntry();
append(entry11,"Addition");

Create another table entry for the MATLAB code.

entry12 = TableEntry();

Create a MATLABCode reporter to report on the content of myAdd.m.

mCode = MATLABCode("myAdd.m");

Create a DOM object from the reporter results.

synatxColorCode = getSyntaxColoredCode(mCode,rpt)

synatxColorCode = 
  HTMLFile with properties:

    KeepInterElementWhiteSpace: 0
                EMBaseFontSize: 12
                       HTMLTag: 'div'
                     StyleName: []
                         Style: {1×0 cell}
              CustomAttributes: []
                        Parent: []
                      Children: [1×1 mlreportgen.dom.Container]
                           Tag: 'dom.HTMLFile:50558'
                            Id: '50558'

Add the syntax-color rendition of the code to the table entry.

append(entry12,synatxColorCode);

Append both the table entries to the table row and the table row to the table.

append(tr,entry11);
append(tr,entry12);
append(table,tr);

Add table to the chapter and the chapter to the report.

append(chap,table);
append(rpt,chap);

Close the report and open the viewer.

close(rpt);
rptview(rpt);