How can I make MATLAB use the full window width for displaying matrices?
Bob Gilmore writes: In R12 (MATLAB 6.0), this can be controlled via a preference. Select the File | Preferences… menu item, and select Command Window in the Preferences dialog that appears. In the Display section, there’s a checkbox labeled Limit matrix display width to eighty columns. Unchecking that box allows matrix displays to make full use of the Command Window’s width. [Unchecked is the default.] Starting with MATLAB R12.1, users can access the current command window size using the root property CommandWindowSize. That is, sz=get(0, ‘CommandWindowSize’). In R12.0, there is no way to do this unless you call undocumented C functions from a MEX file.
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