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This package is used to parse the xml output of MATLAB publish, and this way facilitate deriving more advanced documentation that contain MATLAB code with matching output and figures.
Write the code that you want to create output from as a MATLAB publish document. The package will parse the code, and separate the different cells. The package will separate documentation, executed code, console output and figures.
In MATLAB process the created file (in this case example.m
) using publish:
publish('example.m',...
'format', 'xml',...
'imageFormat', 'epsc',...
'outputDir', 'gen/',...
'catchError', false); % Fail on thrown exception
This will produce the file gen/example.xml
Usage:
import matlab_publish_parser as mpp
mf = matlab_publish_parser.parse(Path('example.xml'))
print(mf.filename) # The name of the processed file
print(mf.output_dir) # Directory for generated files
for c in mf.cells:
print(c.title) # Title of cell
print(c.code) # Executed code in cell
print(c.output) # Console output from cell
...
Explore the object to figure out what has been extracted.
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The package parses the xml output of publish in MATLAB,.
We found that matlab-publish-parser demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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