Section headers are formatting as comments: how to get SH working again?

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Samuel Veith
Samuel Veith 2019-8-22
编辑： Samuel Veith 2019-8-23
My section headers are formatting as comments. I was editing my code and was commenting out a block. I entered "%}" in first, and it didn't comment out when I wrote the %{ above it. Since then, my section headers are not functioning. The SH have default color settings and I can't run individual sections either. Does someone know what I messed up?

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Steven Lord
Steven Lord 2019-8-22
You have an error in your code near the end of the file. You're missing the loop variable.
for 1:totalNumberOfFiles
Because of that error, your code is not a valid MATLAB script. Fix that error and the Editor will be able to enable section mode.
To detect this, I copied your code into MATLAB Editor and looked along the right margin of the Editor for the red line indicating Code Analyzer has detected an error.

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AdamG2013468
AdamG2013468 2019-8-22
From the home tab, under the ENVIRONMENT panel, select preferences. Expand the "Editor/Debugger" option from the list, then go to "autoformatting".
Under the "Section Break" section, are both of the boxes checked (they should be)?
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AdamG2013468
AdamG2013468 2019-8-22
You may have to copy your actual code into this question for further troubleshooting. Use the code feature (alt+enter) to use MATLAB formatting.
Samuel Veith
Samuel Veith 2019-8-22
Bummer. I hope that this code doesn't reveal how bad a programmer I am!
%% 1st header
hello
%% 2nd header
% same comment format
goodbye
%% Define Variables
clc
clear java
javaaddpath('D:\Documents\MATLAB\PDFBox-0.7.3\lib\PDFBox-0.7.3.jar');
pdfdoc = org.pdfbox.pdmodel.PDDocument;
reader = org.pdfbox.util.PDFTextStripper;
%dire = 'D:\Desktop\Luxtech Sample Quotes';
%files = dir(fullfile(dire, '*.pdf')); % dir struct of all pertinent .pdf files
%n = length(files); % how many there were
%% Pull Data from PDFs
% Start with a folder and get a list of all subfolders. Use with R2016b and later.
% It's done differently with R2016a and earlier, with genpath().
% Finds and prints names of all files in that folder and all of its subfolders.
% Similar to imageSet() function in the Computer Vision System Toolbox: http://www.mathworks.com/help/vision/ref/imageset-class.html
% Initialization steps:
clc; % Clear the command window.
workspace; % Make sure the workspace panel is showing.
format long g;
format compact;
% Define a starting folder.
start_path = fullfile(matlabroot, '\toolbox');
if ~exist(start_path, 'dir')
start_path = matlabroot;
end
% Ask user to confirm the folder, or change it.
uiwait(msgbox('Pick a starting folder on the next window that will come up.'));
topLevelFolder = uigetdir(start_path);
if topLevelFolder == 0
return;
end
fprintf('The top level folder is "%s".\n', topLevelFolder);
% Specify the file pattern.
% Get ALL files using the pattern *.*
% Note the special file pattern. It has /**/ in it if you want to get files in subfolders of the top level folder.
% filePattern = sprintf('%s/**/*.m; %s/**/*.xml', topLevelFolder, topLevelFolder);
filePattern = sprintf('%s/**/*.pdf', topLevelFolder); %C:\Users\Sam Work\Dropbox (LUXTECH)\LUXTECH Team Folder\Customers
allFileInfo = dir(filePattern);
% Throw out any folders. We want files only, not folders.
isFolder = [allFileInfo.isdir]; % Logical list of what item is a folder or not.
% Now set those folder entries to null, essentially deleting/removing them from the list.
allFileInfo(isFolder) = [];
% Get a cell array of strings. We don't really use it. I'm just showing you how to get it in case you want it.
listOfFolderNames = unique({allFileInfo.folder});
numberOfFolders = length(listOfFolderNames);
fprintf('The total number of folders to look in is %d.\n', numberOfFolders);
% Get a cell array of base filename strings. We don't really use it. I'm just showing you how to get it in case you want it.
listOfFileNames = {allFileInfo.name};
totalNumberOfFiles = length(listOfFileNames);
fprintf('The total number of files in those %d folders is %d.\n', numberOfFolders, totalNumberOfFiles);
% Process all files in those folders.
totalNumberOfFiles = length(allFileInfo);
% Now we have a list of all files, matching the pattern, in the top level folder and its subfolders.
A = cell(2, 2700);
if totalNumberOfFiles >= 1
for k = 1 : totalNumberOfFiles
try
% Go through all those files.
thisFolder = allFileInfo(k).folder;
thisBaseFileName = allFileInfo(k).name;
fullFileName = fullfile(thisFolder, thisBaseFileName);
% fprintf(' Processing file %d of %d : "%s".\n', k, totalNumberOfFiles, fullFileName);
[~, baseNameNoExt, ~] = fileparts(thisBaseFileName);
fprintf('%s\n', baseNameNoExt);
pdfdoc = pdfdoc.load(fullFileName);
pdfstr = reader.getText(pdfdoc); %#ok
class(pdfstr);
pdfdoc.close;
A(1,k) = num2cell(pdfstr);
A{2,k} = thisFolder;
catch
disp('error loading a file')
end
end
else
fprintf(' Folder %s has no files in it.\n', thisFolder);
end
fprintf('\nDone looking in all %d folders!\nFound %d files in the %d folders.\n', numberOfFolders, totalNumberOfFiles, numberOfFolders);
%%Export New Lines
fid = fopen('QuotesinText.txt','w')
for 1:totalNumberOfFiles
fprintf(fid,'*~*\n''customer: ''%s\n%s*~*\n\n',A{2,k} ,A{1,k});
end
fclose(all)

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