Commit c1914645 authored by Mark Lawford's avatar Mark Lawford
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Updating for version 0.7

git-svn-id: https://groke.mcmaster.ca/svn/grad/colin/trunk/TableTool@9529 57e6efec-57d4-0310-aeb1-a6c144bb1a8b
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        multi_opt_out = [];
        prover_opt_pvs = [];
        prover_opt_cvc = [];
        version = '0.6';
        version = '0.7';
        undo_man = [];
        undo_opt = [];
        redo_opt = [];
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% Author: Colin Eles elesc@mcmaster.ca
% Organization: McMaster Centre for Software Certification
function [] = about_call(object,src,event)
    msgbox(sprintf('Table Toolbox v%s\nCopyright 2011\nColin Eles\nMcMaster Center for Software Certification',object.version),'About Table Tool','modal');
    msgbox(sprintf('Tabular Expression Toolbox v%s\nCopyright 2011\nColin Eles & 2012 Matthew Dawson, Mark Lawford\nMcMaster Center for Software Certification',object.version),'About Tabular Expression Toolbox','modal');
end
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Tabular Expression Toolbox Version 0.6
Tabular Expression Toolbox Version 0.7

Installation
============
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%% Simulink
%
% To create a table block in the Simulink environement, open up the block
% library. Select the Table Toolbox Library. From the Table Toolbox Library
% library. Select the Tabular Expression Toolbox Library. From the Table Toolbox Library
% you should see A block Called Tabular Expression, Drag this block to a
% new or existing model to add a Tabular Expression. Double Click on the
% block in the model to bring up the Tabular Expression Dialog.
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%
%% Saving to an M-File
%
% The Table Toolbox allows for users to save their table as an m-function.
% The Tabular Expression Toolbox allows for users to save their table as an m-function.
% This allows the function to be called from Matlab scripts or functions;
% users can also run the function from the command line as a quick way of
% testing functionality. 
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