And _ideally_, the encoding of a character outside the US_ASCII range should have a readable name, such as _Phi_alpha_B3 (e.g., underscore before and after each entity name.) Now comes a question: should _Phi_alpha_B3 be considered an identifier of length 16, or should it be considered an identifier of length 4, for the purposes of the 63 character identifier limit (63 is the length of identifier that POSIX promises will be recognized for external linkage, so it is not just an arbitrary number chosen by TMW. I attached publishexample.m to illustrate how you would go about that.
COMMENT IN MATLAB PUBLISH CODE
If you do want the code to be evaluated, and the output to be published as well, then it's just slightly.
If you just want to display the code and not the output, then you can just set the evalCode property to false in your call to publish.
COMMENT IN MATLAB PUBLISH FULL
It is not unreasonable in the modern era to call for it to allow other languages, but however that was done would require encoding the characters so that if the program were taken to a system with a different character set, that the program would continue to run unchanged (just perhaps a bit uglier to read.) This includes the requirement that a full multilingual program must run (and be editable) in plain text, and that the encodings must be compatible with C/C++. Divide the code into steps or sections by inserting two percent signs ( ) at the beginning of each section. One way to publish parts of the code while hiding some other parts that you still want to execute, is to not include any code in the published document and add the code you want to be published as comments in the original M-file. The only way I know of to do this is to remove the code that you don't want to appear in the output. In the Live Editor, you can insert lines of text before and after code to describe a process or code. During code development and testing, you also can use comments to comment out any code that does not need to run. When using the Publish feature of MATLAB, it typically publishes only what comes after the signs or the function output. MATLAB is currently defined in such a way that only characters in strings or comments can be outside of the US-ASCII character set. Comments allow others to understand your code and can refresh your memory when you return to it later.
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