Hello everybody,
I am currently working with Matlab on two different machines. In one of these, all the opened m files are on different tabs in the same editor; in the other, every time I open a new m file, it shows up in a new editor. I would prefere much more the first option, but I can not find it in the preferences, and also the HELP does not help. Do you know where can I modify it?
thanks

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Jan
Jan am 15 Jun. 2011
Which Matlab version and OS are you using? How do you "open a new m file"? From the command window per "edit", from the editor or by a double click in the Windows Explorer?

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Michael Katz
Michael Katz am 17 Jun. 2011

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Try docking the editors first. It's the south-east pointing arrow in the right of the menu bar. If Editor windows are undocked then new ones will open up undocked as well. You can dock together multiple Editors and then undock the whole group, so you could have the Editor in a separate window. It's a little tricky to set up, but once you do, new editors will open up in the (un)docked group.

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maurizio
maurizio am 17 Jun. 2011
it works.
Thanks a lot,
Maurizio
Andri M. Gretarsson
Andri M. Gretarsson am 8 Okt. 2012
Thanks here too... This was a hard nut to crack. No documentation...
Linux
Linux am 8 Aug. 2013
Thanks, it works.
paul harder
paul harder am 22 Jan. 2014
thanks!
Terence Kearey
Terence Kearey am 1 Apr. 2014
Yay, I was struggling with this too, thanks.
Jinfeng
Jinfeng am 3 Apr. 2015
Thanks, it works!
Jaeyoung Jung
Jaeyoung Jung am 2 Feb. 2016
thank you for your tip!
Alvaro florez
Alvaro florez am 17 Nov. 2016
Thanks!!!!
Yunshan Jiang
Yunshan Jiang am 16 Mär. 2017
That so clever! Thank you very much. It works for me on 2012a
Abolfazl Nejatian
Abolfazl Nejatian am 18 Nov. 2017
thank you, dear @ Katz
Isabella Osetinsky-Tzidaki
Isabella Osetinsky-Tzidaki am 12 Feb. 2019
Great! Thank you!
dpb
dpb am 5 Jul. 2023
I guess it works; but wasn't this complicated in the past it doesn't seem...although given the age of the post it seems to have been an issue for a long time.
Why isn't "Use Tabs" simply a user preference in Settings??????

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Nnanyelugo Nwegbu
Nnanyelugo Nwegbu am 29 Aug. 2019

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I had the same problem. I resolved it by
> Undocking the editor
> Clicked on View Tab
> Clicked on drop down menu > Tabs position
Set the position you like from [Top, Bottom, Left, Right]. Mine was previously on "hide", so the reason I had the problem in the first place
Dock the editor

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Chris Deep
Chris Deep am 8 Feb. 2021
Bearbeitet: Chris Deep am 8 Feb. 2021
Perfect! Many thanks. This works a treat!
Amanda Basant
Amanda Basant am 19 Mai 2021
Having the same problem, I can't figure out how to do it, any tips?
Alan Peters
Alan Peters am 6 Okt. 2022
There is no dropdown menu under the view tab.
Nusrat Zaman
Nusrat Zaman am 4 Aug. 2023
Thanks you so much!

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juan pf
juan pf am 26 Mär. 2014

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Hi
I am having the same problem in the 2012 version of Matlab and cannot dock all the mfiles together in one window. Do you have any idea how I do it?
Regards, Juan

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tayyebe sh
tayyebe sh am 16 Jul. 2015
salam , i had this problem . in first click on the little pointer in the upper right of the editor , then Click the little downward pointing triangle in a circle in the upper right of the window and select "Undoc" , then ctll+n and enjoy :)
GiWon Hong
GiWon Hong am 7 Jul. 2017
thanks a lot.

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Stefan Bleeck
Stefan Bleeck am 7 Dez. 2017

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right click on the title of the m-file.
aref yel
aref yel am 12 Sep. 2021

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1- docked all file and view on the debuger
2- righclick on the panel editor and select undock
3- you can see a new window including those file
hint: dock the editor in the debuger and undock editor

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