Hi, great tool!
I was wondering if it's possible to connect to a running matlab session
and designate it as the current *matlab* M-shell?
I am running a remote (ssh) matlab, which works by editing the matlab.el
matlab-shell command to an ssh script.
However, it would be most amazing if I could c
Hi,
On your remote system, start emacs in daemon mode. Then start matlab shell.
Then, you can connect to you emacs and thus your matlab-shell via the
emacsclient command any time. Emacs stays up, matlab stays up. Plus you can
move from machine to machine and always connect to your original
Hi there,
On 02.12.2013, at 15:45, Tristan Nakagawa wrote:
> Hi, great tool!
>
> I was wondering if it's possible to connect to a running matlab session
> and designate it as the current *matlab* M-shell?
>
> I am running a remote (ssh) matlab, which works by editing the matlab.el
> matlab-she
All,
I just tried renaming a *shell* buffer running Matlab to *MATLAB*. It kinda
works, but not completely. "Run Region" for example, works, but inserts an
extra ">" prompt that must be removed by hand, unlike a buffer actually created
by "matlab-shell".
Am I missing something?
Thanks, Larr
Hi,
thanks for the answers,
@Larrabee:
the first one really isn't what I want since I want to use my local
emacs with local scripting files, being the newest version with
org-babel integration etc, to interact with the remote, detachable
matlab. This would be much easier than to potentially perio
