R2014A, opens new script editor for every file
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Now that I've upgraded to R2014A, Matlab opens a new script editor window for every script I open. For all of the previous releases the default was one editor with tabs for each script. I can not find an option to change this back in R2014.
Any tips on where this option is hiding? Having 6 different script editors open is annoying as heck.
Cheers,
Brian
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tayyebe sh
2015-7-16
salam , i had this problem . in first click on the little pointer in the upper right of the editor , then Click the little downward pointing triangle in a circle in the upper right of the window and select "Undoc" , then ctll+n and enjoy :)
Khalid Khyjman
2016-5-12
Thank you
Image Analyst
2016-5-12
There is no "Undoc". To get a single, docked editor window with tabs for all the m-files you have open like Brian asked, tayyebe actually meant that you should select "Dock editor" (as I said in my Answer), not "Undoc".
Ctrl-n is not needed for docking. Ctrl-n brings up a brand new, empty editor window, if that's what you want to do, or you can do Ctrl-o to open an existing m-file into a new editor tab.
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Image Analyst
2014-3-13
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Click the little downward pointing triangle in a circle in the upper right of the window and select "Dock editor".
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Thanks! Your awesome!
This happened to me after trying out a different text editor as a default for editing in MATLAB. When I switched back to the MATLAB Editor as default, it began opening each .m file into it's own window/instance. I too was using 2014A at the time.
Ricardo Restrepo
2015-2-13
Thanks
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Nicholas
2014-11-7
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Is there a way to dock all the .m files in separate script editor window and not with the interface?
fromLondon
2014-11-18
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@Nicholas: Just grab the editor and pull it out of the main window.
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