HOW DO I CUT, COPY AND PASTE ???

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I must be missing something

textfile ==> MATLAB

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MATLAB ==> MATLAB

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Walter Roberson 2018-12-25

Are you referring to the older MATLAB editor, or to LiveScript, or are you referring to the MATLAB Answers site which recently gained a new editor ?

Greg Heath 2018-12-25

MATLAB ANSWERS

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Walter Roberson 2018-12-25

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Text into MATLAB Answers:

If the text is text, then bring it up in some viewer (possibly MATLAB Editor), highlight appropriate portions of it, use your system text copy procedures (e.g., control-c for Windows, cmd-c for Mac). Then in MATLAB Answers editor, use your system text paste procedures (e.g., control-v for Windows, cmd-v for Mac).

If the text is code, then bring it up in some viewer (possibly MATLAB Editor), highlight appropriate portions of it, use your system text copy procedures (e.g., control-c for Windows, cmd-c for Mac). Then in MATLAB Answers editor, click the > icon (left-most in the 'CODE section of the toolbar) to start a code section, then use your system text paste procedures (e.g., control-v for Windows, cmd-v for Mac). If I recall correctly the key sequence for Windows that is equivalent to the > icon is control-r; on Mac it is alt-Enter .

MATLAB Answers into elsewhere such as MATLAB Editor:

If the material to be copied is text, then highlight it with your mouse, then use your system text copy procedures (e.g., control-c for Windows, cmd-c for Mac). Then in the destination, use your system text paste procedures (e.g., control-v for Windows, cmd-v for Mac).

If the material to be copied is code, then you can use the same as for text, but there is also a shortcut. The upper right corner of code blocks has the word Copy . If you click on that then the entire code block will be placed in your buffer, ready to copy into the destination.