New GUI for Matlab

By oscarruitt at Mon, Oct 2 2006 2:01pm

Check this out. According to the description on versiontracker.com, this program is a "Frontend for common MATLAB functions."

From the documentation:

Matron is a freeware (it is now, it will stay that way) MATLAB Helper for Mac OS X. If you don't like accessing MATLAB from the Terminal, and can't launch the Java graphical front-end (i.e. you have an Intel mac - and the Mathworks hasn't still updated MATLAB Java portion), Matron may help. Matron provides standard Mac OS ways for:
- Launching MATLAB environment
- Opening your working directory through selection in a standard system dialog
- Launching a .m file
- Loading a list of the variables currently in working stack
- Making a plot or histogram from a variable
- Drawing a matrix as a greyscale image
- Re-issuing one of the ten previous commands
- Have a look at MATLAB help for a specific command

Find it here:
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/30944

If anyone tries this, would you please comment here?

Jerry

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Tue, 2006-10-10 13:57 — Brian Arnold

Matlab with GUI already available for download

The Intel-native Professional version MATLAB beta is available for downlaod, and the Student version beta is now available on DVD, so the documentation quoted here is out of date.

As for the Matron GUI, I leave it for customers to comment on what they think about it.