is there a cmd which can justify a script at once?

Dear Matlab users,

I would like to knwo whether there is an option that put your script in "good shape".

What I mean is that when you write your script and you add the line starting with "if" there is a tab which is automatically applied. All the text up to the associated "end" will be accordingly "tabbed".

But if you add a comment in between then the wire is broken and the tab is restored to 0.

Or if you remove some lines containing if/end then what was connected to this removed if/end will not be restored to a normal position.

Do you knwo whether there is cmd which allow to justify the whole script at once?

Many thanks

Frederic

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

In the MATLAB editor:

1. select the text you want to align (e.g. ctrl+a)
2. press ctrl+i

[Walter Roberson]

Or select all of the text, and then click on the first of those icons shown in the "Ident" line

[Frederic Cleva]

Many thanks Stephen, Walter

that was what I was looking for

Frederic