Is there an Emacs major mode for MATLAB and / or Octave files? For those who don’t know, MATLAB files generally have a “.m” file extension.
My primary interest is GNU Emacs but XEmacs tips would also be appreciated.
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Is there an Emacs major mode for MATLAB and / or Octave files? For those who don’t know, MATLAB files generally have a “.m” file extension.
My primary interest is GNU Emacs but XEmacs tips would also be appreciated.
Have you tried the octave-mode that is part of the standard emacs distribution? I have found that this works well.
If you’re finding it doesn’t associate the .m extension, add this to your .emacs: