How do I make MatLab display full matrices?

For some reason MatLab cuts my matrices to 4x3 unless I click on it. Is there some kind of setting to to make it display full matrices?

[Walter Roberson]

Is that in the Variable Browser ?

[Richard Anderson]

It is the output panel

[madhan ravi]

You mean command window? Are you using script editor or live editor?

[Richard Anderson]

Live editor

[madhan ravi]

you will be able to scroll though the output even if the matrix is not fully displayed just checked mine. I am using Mac, version 2017a

[Richard Anderson]

What do you mean? Of course I can scroll, that isn't the problem. I want the matrices to be displayed in their entirety without having to click on them.

[madhan ravi]

It’s the default I don’t think you can change it

[Richard Anderson]

It's not an option if you can't change it.

[madhan ravi]

Edited my comment ?

[dpb]

Which release?

I'd never opened Live Editor before, but w/ R2017b I don't see such a format as you show...what creates that tabular form of display?

In R2017b default display looks to be on right and it has a propensity to roll the window down to the last line a scroll the array off the top even when its the only thing shown which is annoying. Putting "Inline" the array is shown but appearance is same as at the command line; no such fancy labels...

Oh! Maybe it's the hover display you're complaining about? That seems to be limited to five columns by 10 rows, yes...

[Richard Anderson]

Release is R2018a. This display only appears in the Live Editor when you run the script. As you can see in the screenshot 5x6 matrix is displayed as 5x3.

[dpb]

In R2017b if "Output on Right" is checked and the window partition is at the default size with the default Live Editor window size, then there isn't sufficient room and the array isn't visible in the default screen area. If I move the division between the edit pane on the left and the display area oh the right to the left (shrink edit width), then the rest of the array is visible.

Or, if instead select "Output Inline" it all shows as the window is full width of the application then.

Have you tried those setting configurations?

[Richard Anderson]

"Output Inline" option doesn't fix the problem. Resizing the window makes no difference either.

[dpb]

I'd submit a SRQ as bug for that, then. If that was an intended change, it was surely ill-conceived it seems, I agree. Use the link at top of page. Including link to this thread wouldn't have to reproduce the whole thing for symptoms. Contact