
Release Notes for Release 13
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Problems Entering Accented Characters on Linux
On Linux platforms, using an accent key to accent a character in a two-stroke
sequence in a MATLAB window, such as ^e for ê or ~n for ñ, may cause
MATLAB to hang. To avoid this problem in MATLAB, use
matlab -nodesktop.
With Simulink, avoid the use of these keystrokes. To use characters such as the
caret ^ when it is mapped as a dead-accent key, you must paste it into the
MATLAB IDE from a non MATLAB window, such as an xterm, or use the
power and mpower functions directly.
Problems Entering Accented Characters on UNIX
Platforms
Keys for accented characters, such as Ü on German keyboards and Å on
Swedish keyboards, are ignored in the IDE. Pasting these characters into
MATLAB windows results in the character value 128 instead of the actual
character value. For example, pasting the string
double( ¯˜ ) into
MATLAB appears as
double(' ')
ans =
128 128 128 128 128 128 128
Blocksets
DSP Blockset Same limitations as Simulink.
Product Limitations on HP and IBM Platforms
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