Using markup from an included file

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Jan 2016-12-11

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My markup tends to be many more lines than my code, which makes debugging a nuisance. Is it possible to include it from a separate file (also nice for re-use)? I've tried:

%%Title
a = 1

<include> markup_01.m </include>

b = 2

It does publish the title and the MATLAB code including the workspace output, but the markup as defined in the file markup_01.m is included 'literally' in the comment format it is typed.

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Ahmet Cecen 2016-12-11

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编辑：Ahmet Cecen 2016-12-11

I don't believe you can achieve this as easily as you want. The only way I can think of is:

- Publish the markup file separately, then include the html output instead of the m file. However MATLAB will automatically escape the html tags when printing and will publish "[ampersand]lt;" and "[ampersand]gt;" instead of "<" and ">" which will break formatting.

- You will then have to write a third function that reads the final published html as text and replaces "[ampersand]lt;" occurrences with "<" and so forth.

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Thanks Ahmet,

But I am not in the publishing business. I like the functionality to make my scripts easier to read. I think it would be added value for MATLAB if a dedicated markup include file would be supported, e.g. with a switch in the include statement e.g.

<include type="markup"> markup_01.m </include>.

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