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Command and Function Syntaxes, Command Line Continuation, Completing Commands Using the Tab Key, To recall an earlier command to the screen, press the up arrow key one or more times, until you see the command you want. If you want to modify the recalled command, you can edit its text before pressing Enter or Return to execute it. Suppressing Output to the Screen To suppress output to the screen, end statements with a semicolon. This can be particularly useful when generating large matrices. Help for Methods and Overloaded Functions You can write help text for object-oriented class methods implemented with M-files. Display help for the method by typing help classname/methodname. Workspace Browser The Workspace browser is a graphical interface to the variables stored in the MATLAB base and function workspaces. You can view, modify, save, load, and create graphics from workspace data using the browser. Select View -> Workspace to open the browser. Creating M-Files from Command History If there is part of your current MATLAB session that you would like to put into an M-file, this is easily done using the Command History window: Using Lowercase for Function Names Function names appear in uppercase in MATLAB help text only to make the help easier to read. In practice, however, it is usually best to use lowercase when calling functions.
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