publishFS

publishFS enables to create automatic HELP FILES from structured .m function files

Syntax

Description

publishFS creates HTML files from structured .m file. To understand the characteristics the .m file must have, please see the "More About" section

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out =publishFS(file) Create file FSRmdr.html starting from file FSRmdr.

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out =publishFS(file, Name, Value) Option Display.

Examples

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  • Create file FSRmdr.html starting from file FSRmdr.
  • out=publishFS('FSRmdr','evalCode',false,'Display','iter-detailed','ErrWrngSeeAlso',false);

  • Option Display.
  • Create file FSRmdr.html starting from file FSRmdr and display detailed information about the Input, Output and Optional arguments.

    out=publishFS('FSRmdr','evalCode',false,'Display','iter-detailed','ErrWrngSeeAlso',false);

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  • Option outputDir.
  • Create HTML file with embedded images in current folder (pwd).

    % Find the location of FSDAroot
    FullPath=which('addFSDA2path');
    % extract the root directory of FSDA
    FSDAroot=fileparts(FullPath);
    pwdfolder=pwd;
    disp(pwdfolder)
    % Navigate into the main root of FSDA
    cd(FSDAroot)
    pwdfolder=pwd;
    out=publishFS('FSRmdr','evalCode',false,'outputDir',pwdfolder,'ErrWrngSeeAlso',false);

  • Option webhelp with outputDir and imagesDir.
  • Create HTML file for the WEB with Google Search and embedded images in current folder (pwd).

    % Make sure you are in the main root of FSDA
    FullPath=which('addFSDA2path');
    % extract the root directory of FSDA
    FSDAroot=fileparts(FullPath);
    % Navigate to the main direcotry of FSDA
    cd(FSDAroot)
    pwdfolder=pwd;
    disp(pwdfolder)
    imagesDir=[pwd filesep 'myimages'];
    % Please note that if evalCode is true subfolder ,
    % [(pwd) filesep myimages] must be created manually by the user
    mkdir('myimages')
    outputDir=pwd;
    out=publishFS('FSR','evalCode',true,'Display','iter-detailed',...
    'webhelp',true,'outputDir',outputDir,'imagesDir',imagesDir,'ErrWrngSeeAlso',false);

    Input Arguments

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    file — MATLAB File. String.

    Full or partial path of the MATLAB file for which Structured Matlab HTML help has to be created Example-'myfile.m'

    Data Types: single| double

    Name-Value Pair Arguments

    Specify optional comma-separated pairs of Name,Value arguments. Name is the argument name and Value is the corresponding value. Name must appear inside single quotes (' '). You can specify several name and value pair arguments in any order as Name1,Value1,...,NameN,ValueN.

    Example: 'Display','none' , 'outputDir','C:' , 'imagesDir','C:' , 'evalCode',false , 'write2file',false , 'webhelp',true , 'ErrWrngSeeAlso',false

    Display —Level of display.string.

    'off' or 'none' displays no output at all.

    'onlyMismatches' (default) just displays the mismatches of input and output arguments with respect to what has been commented in the preamble of the .m file.

    'iter' displays a series of messages on the screen about the execution of the different section of the input .m file 'iter-detailed' displays a series of messages on the screen not only about the execution of the different section of the input .m file, but also about cells containing information about the required input arguments, optional input arguments, and output arguments

    Example: 'Display','none'

    Data Types: string

    outputDir —Output folder.string.

    Output folder to which the HTML document is saved, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of 'outputDir' and the full path. You must specify the full path as a string, for example 'C:\PublishedOutput'.

    The default value, '', specifies the (FSDA root)\helpfiles\FSDA path.

    Remark - outputDir must be a valid path.

    Example: 'outputDir','C:'

    Data Types: string

    imagesDir —Output folder of png images.string.

    Output folder to which the images attached to the HTML document are saved, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of 'outputDir' and the full path. You must specify the full path as a string, for example 'C:\PublishedOutput'.

    The default value, '', specifies the "(FSDA root)\helpfiles\FSDA\images" path.

    Remark - if imageDir is not specified but outputDir is specified images will be save into the same folder of the HTML output file Remark - imagesDir must be a valid path.

    Example: 'imagesDir','C:'

    Data Types: string

    evalCode —Option to run code.logical.

    Option to evaluate code of the examples in the input .m files enclosed in tags "%{" "%}" whose first line starts with symbols "%%".

    If evalcode is true the code associated with the examples which start with symbols '%%' will be run and the output will be automatically included into the HTML output file. The images will be saved in subfolder images_help of the outputDir. The default value of evalCode is true.

    Example: 'evalCode',false

    Data Types: logical

    write2file —Option to write HTML file.logical.

    Option which specifies whether HTML file must be created or if just structure out must be created. The default value of write2file is true, that is html file is created

    Example: 'write2file',false

    Data Types: logical

    webhelp —Option to create web page version of local html help file.logical.

    This option substitutes the MATLAB search form component with a Google local search form, enabling Google to create an index of online documentation help.

    In this case 'outputDir' and 'imagesDir' should be populated to avoid overwriting local help files with WEB help files.

    Consider the following example with these namepairs: 'outputDir'='C:\rosa','imagesDir','C:\rosa\images' It is worth noting that the folder 'C:\rosa', 'C:\rosa\tmp' and 'C:\rosa\images' should be created manually by the user.

    The default value of webhelp is false.

    Example: 'webhelp',true

    Data Types: logical

    ErrWrngSeeAlso —Option to check links in the see also part.logical.

    If ErrWrngSeeAlso is true publishFS checks whether the strings inside see also are valid files and puts an hyperlink to the corresponding HTML file. If publishFS cannot find the files exits the procedure with an error. If ErrWrngSeeAlso is false no check is done and empty links are produced. Use ErrWrngSeeAlso set to false if the purpose is just to check the code (e.g. in external environment like TRAVIS) and not to buid the help system. Default value of ErrWrngSeeAlso is true.

    Example: 'ErrWrngSeeAlso',false

    Data Types: logical

    Output Arguments

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    out — description Structure

    T consists of a structure 'out' containing the following fields:

    Value Description
    title

    title of HTML file. String.

    String to be included in HTML tag title

    purpose

    purpose of the routine. String.

    String forming second row of output HTML file String forming second row of output HTML file

    description

    short description of the file. String If this field is not empty it is included in the HTML file at the beginning of the section "Description"

    InpArgs

    Required and Optional input arguments. Cell.

    Cell of size k-by-7 containing information about required and optional input argument.

    1st column = name 2nd column = short description 3rd column = type indication (Scalar, matrix, ...) 4th column = string containing long description. If the input argument is a struct, all information about the fields of the structure will be included in the 8th column.

    5th column = example (if present) 6th column = Data type 7th column = string contaning '1' if the argument is required and '0' if it is optional 8th column = this column is empty unless 3rd column contains the word structure. If this is the case the 8th column will contain a cell with two columns containing the Values/Description of the associated structure.

    OptArgs

    Optional input arguments specified as name/values pairs. Cell.

    Cell of size r-by-7 containing information about and optional input argument specified as name/values pairs.

    1st column = name.

    2nd column = short description.

    3rd column = type indication (Scalar, matrix, strucutre, ...).

    4th column = string containing long description.

    5th column = example (if present).

    6th column = Data type (ex. Single |Double).

    7th column = this column is empty unless 3rd column contains the word structure. If this is the case the 7th column will contain a cell with two columns containing the Values/Description of the associated structure.

    OutArgs

    Required and Optional (varargout) output arguments. Cell.

    Cell of size k-by-5 containing information about output and varargout output argument.

    1st column = name.

    2nd column = short description.

    3rd column = type indication (Scalar, matrix, strucutre, ...).

    4th column = string containing long description.

    5th column = this column is empty unless output argument is a structure. If an output argument is a struct, columns 2, 3 and 4 will be empty and all information about the fields of the structure will be included in the 5th column.

    MoreAbout

    More About. String. String containing what in the HTML file will appear under the section "More About".

    Acknowledgements

    Acknowledgements. String. String containing what in the HTML file will appear under the section "Acknowledgements".

    References

    References. cell. Cell of length r containing the references.

    SeeAlso

    References. cell. Cell of length s containing the references to linked files.

    Ex

    Examples. cell. Cell of length t containing the examples.

    First column= title of the example;

    Second column = detailed description;

    Third column = MATLAB code;

    Fourth column = dummy variable which indicates whether the example must be executed or not. If it is equal to 1 example is executed.

    ExtraEx

    Extra Examples. cell. Cell of length u containing the u extra examples.

    First column= title of the example;

    Second column = detailed description;

    Third column = MATLAB code;

    Fourth column = dummy variable which indicates whether the extra example must be executed or not. If it is equal to 1 extra example is executed.

    laste

    object of class MException which provides information about last error in executing the examples. If all examples run without errors laste is an empty value;

    InpArgsMisMatch

    cell of size k-by-3 which in presence of name/pairs optional arguments enables to understand which are the optional arguments which are described but are not used inside the file and vice versa. More precisely, the first column contains the list of the options for which there is a mismatch. The second column contains 1 if the option was described. The third column contains 1 if the option was effectively used. Of course, the sum of columns two and three is always 1.

    For example if InpArgsMisMatch is equal to [] 'Options described' 'Options used' 'nomes' [ 0] [ 1] 'refsteps' [ 0] [ 1] 'reftol' [ 0] [ 1] it means that options 'nomes', 'refsteps' and 'reftol' have not been described, but are used inside the .m file

    OutArgsStructMisMatch

    cell of size r-by-3 which in presence of output arguments which are structures enables to highlight the fields of the structures which are described but are not used inside the file and vice versa. More precisely, the first column contains the list of the fields for which there is a mismatch. The second column contains 1 if the field was described. The third column contains 1 is the field was effectively used. Of course the sum of columns two and three is always 1. For example if OutArgsStructMisMatch is [] 'Fields described' 'Fields used' 'out' [] [] 'Y' [ 1] [ 0] it means that field Y of output structure out has been described but has not been produced by the output of the .m file It is important to remark that this output is present only if option evalCode is 1 because publishFS takes the output of the examples which are run to check if the output structure contains all fields which are described. If the output of the function is called out, then publishFS tries to find if the examples which were run have produced a structure which contains the name out. Therefore, if an example produced a structure named outMM or Myout then publishFS checks the fields present in outMM or Myout to detect eventual mismatches.

    More About

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    Additional Details

    The .m file (which must be located on the MATLAB path or on the current folder) must satisfy the following characteristics to be correctly processed.


    [1] The row below the row which starts with 'function ....' must contain the description of the purpose of the .m file.

    Remark: generally the row which starts with 'function ....' is the first row of an .m file.


    [2] String 'Required input arguments:' must be present. The lines below this string must contain the description of the compulsory input arguments. Each argument must have the name (a series of spaces from 0 to 10) symbol ':' and then the description. The format of the description is as follows: The first sentence after symbol ':' is the title of the input argument and in the HTML file it will appear in bold face in the same line of the input argument (this is the short description of the required input argument).

    The second sentence after symbol ':' describes the objects (for example, scalar, vector, 3D array) and in the HTML file will appear in the second row.

    These first two rows will always be visible.

    What starts with the third sentence after symbol ':' is the detailed description of that particular input argument and in the HTML file it will be visible just if the user clicks on any point in the first two lines or the user clicks on the option expand all.

    The last line may start with the words "Data Types -" and contains the specification of a particular input argument (e.g. Data Types - single | double). For example, suppose that the .m routine which has to be processed has two required input arguments which are respectively called y and X, then the accepted format is as follows.

    Required input arguments: y: Response variable. Vector. Response variable, specified as a vector of length n, where n is the number of observations. Each entry in y is the response for the corresponding row of X.

    Data Types - single | double.

    X : Predictor variables. Matrix of explanatory variables (also called 'regressors') of dimension n x (p-1) where p denotes the number of explanatory variables including the intercept. Rows of X represent observations, and columns represent variables. By default, there is a constant term in the model, unless you explicitly remove it using input option intercept, so do not include a column of 1s in X.

    Data Types - single | double.

    IMPORTANT NOTICE: if an input argument is a structure (publishFS automatically checks if the input argument contains the word "structure" then the fields of the structure will be automatically included into a HTML table). In this case the fields of the structure are identified as the lines which contain "a series of spaces" "a_word" "a series of spaces followed by symbol '='". For example suppose the an input option is called bayes and object bayes is a structure with field names beta0, R, tau0 and n0, the accepted format is as follows.

    bayes : prior information. Structure.

    It contains the following fields.

    out.beta0= p-times-1 vector containing prior mean of \beta.

    out.R = p-times-p positive definite matrix which can be interpreted as X0'X0 where X0 is a n0 x p matrix coming from previous experiments (assuming that the intercept is included in the model.

    out.tau0 = scalar. Prior estimate of tau.

    out.n0 = scalar. Sometimes it helps to think of the prior information as coming from n0 previous experiments.


    [3] If the input .m file between the row which starts with <a href="matlab: docsearchFS(.....

    and the row with the string "Required input arguments:" contains a series of sentences, they will be automatically included in the HTML output just below the description.

    An example is given below: 'function [out , varargout] = tclust(Y,k,alpha,restrfactor,varargin);

    tclust computes trimmed clustering with restricitons on the eigenvalues.

    <a href="matlab: docsearchFS('tclust')">Link to the help function</a>;

    tclust partitions the points in the n-by-v data matrix Y into k clusters. This partition minimizes the trimmed sum, over all clusters, of the within-cluster sums of point-to-cluster-centroid distances....

    Required input arguments:'.


    [4] String 'Optional input arguments:' must be present even if there are no optional arguments.

    publishFS, in order to understand what are the names of the optional input arguments scans the rows below the string "Optional input arguments:" and identifies the lines which contain the optional arguments as those which contain "a series of spaces" "a_word" "a series of spaces followed by symbol ':'".

    The first sentence after symbol ':' is the title of the optional input argument and in the HTML file it will appear in the same row of the name of the optional input argument (this is the short description of the optional input argument).

    The second sentence after symbol ':' describes the objects (for example, scalar, vector, 3D array) and in the HTML file will appear in the second row. These first two rows will always be visible.

    What starts with the third sentence after symbol ':' is the detailed description of that particular optional input argument and in the HTML file it will be visible just if the user clicks on any point in the first two lines or the user clicks on the option expand all.

    The last two lines of each optional input argument MUST start with the words 'Example -' and 'Data Types -' followed by a string without spaces which specifies a possible use of the option and the type of data. For example, suppose that the first two optional arguments are called respecively 'intercept' and 'h', then the accepted format is as follows: Optional input arguments: intercept : Indicator for constant term. Scalar.

    If 1, a model with constant term will be fitted (default), else no constant term will be included.

    Example - 'intercept',1.

    Data Types - double.

    h : The number of observations that have determined the least trimmed squares estimator. Scalar.

    Example - 'h',round(n*0,75).

    Data Types - double.

    IMPORTANT NOTICE: given that options are identified as those which have symbol "%" followed by "a series of spaces" then "a word" then "a series of spaces" then symbol ":", each line inside the description does not have to start as follows "% ANYWORD :" because the parser will wrongly identify "ANYWORD" as an additional optional input argument. The only once exception to this rule is the word "% REMARK :". However, if there is a remark, it must be put at the very end of the description of the optional input argument. At the very end means after the rows Example and Data Types.


    [5] String 'Output:' must be present.

    The lines after string 'Output:' must contain the list of the output arguments using the same rules described above for the optional arguments. In this case, however, the identification of the ouptut arguments is easier because they are extracted directly from the first line of the file (e.g. if the first line is as follows function [mdr,Un,BB,Bols,S2] = FSRmdr(y,X,bsb,varargin) then the 5 output arguments are immediately known to the parser).

    In the case of output argument publishFS checks if the first 50 characters contain the words "which contains" or "containing" e.g.: mdr: n -init x 2 matrix containing the monitoring of minimum deletion residual.

    1st col = fwd search ........

    Un: (n-init) x 11 Matrix which contains the unit(s) included in the subset at each step of the search.

    ...........

    In this case what is after the strings "which contains" or "containing" will appear in bold face as the title of the output argument. What is before the strings "which contains" or "containing" will appear in the second row.

    For example, the above lines will be processed as follows: mdr - Monitoring of minimum deletion residual;

    n -init x 2 matrix.

    Un - unit(s) included in the subset at each step of the search.

    (n-init) x 11 Matrix which contains the unit(s) included in the subset at each step of the search.

    If in the HTML file the user clicks on them the expdanded description (that is what starts after the second full stop will appear).

    Alternatively, if the first 50 characters of each output argument do not contain the strings "which contains" or "containing" the following convention is used. The first sentence after symbol ":" is assumed to be the title of the output argument and in the HTML file it will appear in bold face in the same line of the name of output argument. The second sentence (words between first and second full stop) will appear in the second row. The third sentence is the full description of the output argument. For example, suppose that the output of a procedure contains the objects mdr and Un, the accepted format is as follows.

    Output: mdr: Minimum deletion residual. Matrix. n -init x 2 matrix which contains the monitoring of minimum deletion residual.

    1st col = ...

    Un: Units included. Matrix. (n-init) x 11 Matrix which contains the unit(s) included in the subset at each step of the search.

    REMARK: in every step ....

    The above lines will be processed as follows: mdr - Minimum deletion residual. Matrix.

    n -init x 2 matrix which contains the monitoring of minimum deletion residual.

    1st col = ...

    Un - Units included. Matrix.

    (n-init) x 11 Matrix which contains the unit(s) included in the subset at each step of the search.

    REMARK: in every step ....

    If in the HTML file the user clicks on them the expdanded description (that is what starts after the second full stop will appear).

    IMPORTANT NOTICE: Similarly to what happened for each input argument, if an output argument is a structure, publishFS automatically checks if it contains the words "structure" and "field". In this case, the fields of the structure will be automatically included into a HTML table. The fields of the structure are identified as the lines which contain "a series of spaces" "name_of_output_structure.a_word" "a series of spaces followed by symbol '='". For example suppose that the output of a procedure is an object called out which is a structure with two fields out.rew and out.beta, an accepted format is as follows: Output: out : A structure containing the following fields: out.rew = Scalar if out.rew=1 all subsequent output refers to reweighted else no reweighting is done.

    out.beta = Vector of beta LTS (LMS) coefficient estimates, including the intercept when options.intercept=1.

    out.beta=[intercept slopes].

    PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THE FIELDS of an output instance HAVE TO CONTAIN THE "=" SIGN AND NOT THE ":" SIGN.

    REMARK: If there is the string REMARK after the description of the last field of the structure, all the words after REMARK are put outside and below the HTML table.

    If the description of a particular output has the string "which contains" or "containing", as follows mdr: n -init x 2 matrix which contains the monitoring of minimum deletion residual at each step of the forward search.

    1st col = fwd search index (from init to n-1).

    2nd col = minimum deletion residual.

    publishFS will try to put what comes before the string "which contains" or "containing" inside the subtitle (second row) of the each ouptut argument in the HTML file. For example, the example above in the HTML file will be processed as follows: mdr -Monitoring of minimum deletion residual at each step of the forward search.

    n -init -by- 2 matrix.

    If, in the HTML file, the user clicks on the first line: "mdr -Monitoring...";

    the expanded description will automatically appear.


    [6] A line which starts with string "See also:" must be present.

    Linked m files must be separated by symbol ",". For example, suppose that files FSRBmdr and FSR have connections with the current file, then an accepted format is See also: FSRBmdr, FSR.


    [7] A line which starts with string "References:" must be present.

    The year of each reference must be enclosed in round parenthesis.

    PublishFS decides that a new reference starts if a new line contains symbol "(" + "a sequence of 4 or 5 characters identifying the year because the reference can be for example 2003 or 2003a" + symbol ")" For example, an acceptable format for the two references below is: Chaloner and Brant (1988). A Bayesian Approach to Outlier Detection and Residual Analysis, "Biometrika", Vol. 75 pp. 651-659.

    Riani M., Corbellini A., Atkinson A.C. (2015), Very Robust Bayesian Regression for Fraud Detection, submitted.


    [8] All the examples associated with the file which has to be processed must be enclosed inside Percent-braces (comments blocks, i.e. symbols "%{" and "%}" ).

    The first sentence identifies the title of the comment which will appear in the HTML file.

    IMPORTANT NOTICE: if the comment has to be executed, the first line associated with the title must start with two "%%" symbols instead of just one "%" symbol. The examples in the first positions will appear in the HTML file under the caption "Examples" while the latest will appear under the caption "Related Examples". More precisely, if the output of a procedure contains k outputs and some optional input arguments the first k+1 comment blocks will appear in the HTML file under "Examples".

    First comment block is associated with the call of the procedure with just one output and all default input arguments.

    Second comment block is associated with the call of the procedure with just one output and with some optional input arguments.

    Third comment block is associated with the call of the procedure with two output arguments.

    ...

    k+1 comment block is associated with the call of the procedure with k output arguments.

    k+2 comment block is the first which in the HTML file will appear under the heading "Related Examples".

    For example, suppose that the first example of procedure FSRmdr has to be executed and its output must be included into the HTML file, then the accepted format is as follows ("please notice the two symbols "%%" in the first row").

    "%{".

    "%% FSRmdr with all default options".

    "% Compute minimum deletion residual".

    "% Monitor minimum deletion residual in each step of the forward search".

    "% Common part to all examples: load fishery dataset".

    load('fishery');

    y=fishery{:,2};

    X=fishery{:,1};

    "% Find starting subset" [out]=LXS(y,X,'nsamp',10000);

    [mdr] = FSRmdr(y,X,out.bs);

    plot(mdr(:,1),mdr(:,2)) title('Monitoring of minimum deletion residual') "%}".

    "%{".

    "% FSRmdr with optional arguments".

    "% Choose step to start monitoring".

    "% Compute minimum deletion residual and start monitoring it from step 60".

    [mdr] = FSRmdr(y,X,out.bs,'init',60).

    "%}".

    In order to understand where the example finish and the MATLAB code starts publishFS checks if one of the following strings is present "Input parameters checking", "Beginning of code", "nargin".

    If this is the case the search of "comments blocks signs" (i.e. symbols "%{" and "%}") is limited to the first character prior to the detection of one of the previous strings. This modification has been added in order to make sure that there are no additional block signs within matlab code.


    [9] If a procedure contains varargout, then the string: "Optional Output:" must be present. For example suppose there is a function called mcd which has the following sintax: function [RAW,REW,varargout] = mcd(Y,varargin).

    Then at the end of the output argument the format must be as follows: Optional Output: C : matrix of the indices of the subsamples extracted for computing the estimate.


    [10] If the .m file contains string "More About:" a particular section called "More about" in the HTML file will be created (just before See Also).


    [11] If the .m file contains string "Acknowledgements:" then a particular section named "Acknowledgements" will be created just above the references.

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------- GENERAL REMARKS: -----------------------------------------------------------------------:.

    REMARK1: if symbol "%" is wanted and it is not a simple comment delimiter, it must be replaced by words "per cent". For example, string "50 envelope" must become "50 per cent" envelope.

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------:.

    REMARK2: If there is just one output argument it can be without square brackets. Among the input elements of a procedure the number of spaces between them is not important. For example "y,X,varargin" or "y, X , varargin" are both fine.

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------:.

    REMARK 3: publishFS uses javascript matlab-highlighter.min.js in order to automatically color the examples in the HTML file.

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------:.

    REMARK 4: publishFS uses MathJax javascript in order to interpret the equations inside the .m file written in Latex style. For in line equations both symbols dollar dollar and backslash( backslash) are accepted.

    For single line equations symbols backslash[ backslash] must be used.

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    REMARK 5: if there are not enough examples in the .m file the procedure still runs but a warning will be automatically produced.

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    REMARK 6: the output file to be correctly viewed must be located in a folder which contains a subfolder named includesFS containing the files present inside (home FSDA) filesep helpfiles filesep FSDA filesep includesFS.

    Therefore if the the directory which contains the output file is not located inside (home FSDA) filesep helpfiles filesep FSDA subfolder includesFS must be copied into the current folder.

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    REMARK 7: strings are HTML formatted as follows. Every time there is symbol ". one_or_more_space symbol_of carriage_return" or ": one_or_more_space symbol_of carriage_return" the parser adds HTML string '</p>/<p>' after just symbol "." or symbol ":".

    This is done using subfunction named formatHTML at the end of this file.

    subfunction formatHTMLwithMATHJAX is even more general because it applies function formatHTML just to the parts of the input string which are not enclosed inside symbols 'backslash[ backslash]'.

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    REMARK 8: parser automatically puts an hyperlink every time in the text there is something which starts with "http": or every time there is a reference to a .m file. For example the sentence: "More details can be found in routine ncx2mixtcdf.m" is converted as follows.

    "More details can be found in routine <a href="ncx2mixtcdf.html">ncx2mixtcdf</a>".

    Similarly, a sentence such as: The full paper can be downloaded from "http://rosa.unipr.it".

    is converted as follows: "The full paper can be downloaded from <a href="http://rosa.unipr.it"> http://rosa.unipr.it </a>".

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    References

    See Also

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