How can I undo indenting after terminating a loop in my MATLAB file in MATLAB 7.6 (R2008a)?

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I have written a long for loop in my MATLAB file script. Now I want to terminate the enclosing loop (delete FOR and END statements) and undo the indenting of the enclosed code (align the code to the left).

I would like to do this without manually deleting the white space at the beginning of every line.

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You can manually apply smart indenting to selected lines select the lines and then select Smart Indent from the Text menu, or right-click and select it from the context menu (CTRL+I).

For further details about manual and automatic indenting please refer to the 'Indenting' section in the MATLAB documentation or run the following command in MATLAB 7.6 (R2008a):

web([docroot '/techdoc/matlab_env/f2-58922.html'])