Another couple of Matlab bugs and workarounds. Every now and then I come across some internal Matlab bugs. In many cases I find a workaround and move on, sometimes bothering to report the bugs to Math. Works support, but often not. In truth, its a bit frustrating to hear the standard response that the issue or unexpected behavior, but never bug apparently thats a taboo word has been reported to the development team and they will consider fixing it in one of the future releases of MATLAB. To date Ive reported dozens of bugs and as far as I can tell, few if any of them have actually been fixed, years after Ive reported them. None of them appear on Matlabs official bug parade, which is only a small subset of the full list that Math. Works keeps hidden for some unknown reason update see the discussion in the comments thread below, especially the input by Steve Eddins. Never mind, I dont take it personally, I simply find a workaround and move on. Ive already posted about this before. Today Ill discuss two additional bugs Ive run across once too often, and my workarounds Nothing really earth shattering, but annoying nonetheless. Saving non Latin Command Window text using diary. The diary function is well known for saving Matlabs Command Window CW text to a file. The function has existed for the past two decades at least, possibly even longer. Unfortunately, perhaps the developer never thought that Matlab would be used outside the Americas and Western Europe, otherwise I cannot understand why to this day diary saves the text in ASCII format rather than the UTF 1. CW. This works ok for basic Latin characters, but anyone who outputs Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Arabic, Hebrew or other alphabets to the CW, and tries to save it using diary, will find the file unreadable. Here is a sample illustrative script, that outputs the Arabic word salaam peace, to the CW and then tries to save this using diary. If you try it, you will see it ok in the CW, but garbage text in the generated text file fnamediarybug. The problem is that since diary assumes ASCII characters, any characters having a numeric value above 2. Heres my workaround Output Command Window text to a text filefunction save. Cmd. Win. Textfilename. Crack For Recover My Files V5.1.0 there. Win. Doc com. mathworks. Cmd. Win. Document. Instance. txt charcmd. Win. Doc. get. Text0,cmd. Win. Doc. get. Length. W. fwritefid,txt,uint. This works well, saving the characters in their original 2 byte format, for those alphabets that use 2 bytes non basic Latins, Greek, Cyrillic, Armenian, Arabic, Hebrew, Coptic, Syriac and Tna I dont think there are more than a handful of Matlab users who use Coptic, Syriac or Tna but never mind. However, UTF 8 specifies that CJK characters need 3 4 bytes and this is apparently not supported in Matlab, whose basic char data type only has 2 bytes, so I assume that Chinese, Japanese and Korean will probably require a different solution perhaps the internal implementation of char and the CW is different in the ChineseJapanese versions of Matlab, I really dont know. If this is indeed the case, then perhaps a variant of my workaround can also be used for CJK output. Correction 1 I have learned since posting see Steve Eddins comment below that Matlab actually uses UTF 1. More respondents consider themselves Fullstack Developers than any other role. On average, Fullstack developers are comfortable coding with 5. Matlab Software Full Version For Windows 8' title='Matlab Software Full Version For Windows 8' />UTF 8, solving the CJK issue. I humbly stand corrected. Correction 2 The save. Cmd. Win. Text code above saves the CW text in UTF 1. ATSSDK. Software Development Kit. ATSSDK is a Windows and Linux compatible software development kit created by AlazarTech to allow users to programmatically control. MathWorks develops, sells, and supports MATLAB and Simulink products. ReLoader Activator for Windows 10, 8. Download. ReLoader activator is a free tool developed by team for the purpose of activation of windows 10 windows 8 and. A couple of internal Matlab bugs and their workarounds. This may be problematic in some text editors that are not UTF savvy. For such editors or if your editor get confused with the various BOMendianness options, consider saving the data in UTF 8 format again, assuming youre not using an alphabet such as CJK outside the UTF 8 range thanks Rob function save. Cmd. Win. TextUTF8filename. Win. Doc com. mathworks. Cmd. Win. Document. Instance. txt charcmd. Win. Doc. get. Text0,cmd. Win. Doc. get. Length. W,n,utf 8. Also, this workaround is problematic in the sense that its a one time operation that stores the entire CW text that is visible at that point. This is more limited than diarys ability to start and stop output recording in mid run, and to record output on the fly rather than only at the end. Still, it does provide a solution in case you output non ASCII 2 byte characters to the CW. Update I plan to post a utility to the Matlab File Exchange in the near future that will mimic diarys ability to startstop text recording, rather than simply dumping the entire CW contents to file. Ill update here when this utility is ready for download. Windows 7 Webdav Offline Files In Windows. There are various other bugs related to entering non Latin and specifically RTL characters in the CW and the Matlab Editor. Solving the diary bug is certainly the least of these worries. Life goes onp. s. I typically use this translator to convert from native script to UTF codes that can be used in Matlab. Im sure there are plenty of other translators, but this one does the job well enough for me. For people interested in learning more about the Command Window internals, take a look at my cprintf and set. Prompt utilities. Prompt usage examples. Printing GUIs reliably. Matlab has always tried to be far too sophisticated for its own good when printing figures. Theres plenty of internal code that tries to handle numerous circumstances in the figure contents for optimal output. Unfortunately, this code also has many bugs. Try printing even a slightly complex GUI containing panels andor Java controls and youll see components overlapping each other, not being printed, andor being rendered incorrectly in the printed output. 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Faulting application path X Program FilesSOLIDWORKS CorpSOLIDWORKSsldworks. Faulting module path C WINDOWSSYSTEM3. Report Id f. 39. Faulting package full name Faulting package relative application ID  Faulting application name splwow. Faulting module name ntdll. Exception code 0xc. Fault offset 0x. Faulting process id 0x. Faulting application start time 0x. Faulting application path C WINDOWSsplwow. Faulting module path C WINDOWSSYSTEM3. Report Id fcecf. Faulting package full name Faulting package relative application ID THANKS A LOT.