On 1/9/2018 11:38 AM, William F Hammond wrote:
I gather from this thread that Matlab must be using backquotes for string delineation. There is at least one other "big" mathematical program that used backquotes for strings in its early years but then, more than a decade ago, abandoned that usage.-- Bill
Matlab uses "single quotation marks." as in example here https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/represent-text-with-character-and-string-arrays.html I've added the upquote package now (thanks to Michal) and the problem went away. Now verbatim in HTML looks like verbatim in the latex input file. Not sure why a user needs a whole package added just to tell latex to please keep the single quotation mark (Apostrophe) as single quotation mark in the output, but this is all over my head, someone in some committee long time ago must have decided that is how things are supposed to work for some good reason. But it breaks things that uses ' if user forgets to use this package. --Nasser
