is it possible aarays in first row and first column of a cell be writen in red or other color?
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is it possible, aarays in first row and first column of a cell, be writen in red or other color while seeing .mat of that?
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Walter Roberson
on 5 Sep 2011
Sorry, I did not notice before that you were not using uitable.
It is not possible to color array members in .mat files.
In order to color objects in .xls files, you must be using MS Windows and you must have Excel installed, and you must use COM objects to communicate directly with Excel in order to invoke the Excel commands that would be used to color the cells.
Harry MacDowel
on 5 Sep 2011
I think that has something to do with the display of the data rather than the content of the data.
What I know is, in GUI, you can utilize the uitable format, change the display of the Foreground Color, so that is a certain yes for GUI.
As for the Matlab command window, you would have to alter it using fprintf etc.
There is a very useful command call cprintf on File Exchange and the documentation could be found here: http://undocumentedmatlab.com/blog/cprintf-display-formatted-color-text-in-command-window/
I think it is a good try. Go for it.
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