New Script keeps opening in new window instead of a tab
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So, stupid question. I accidentally did something on my script file and now when I hit new script, it opens a new script in a new window instead of a new tab. Can someone tell me what I did and how to reverse it.
Thanks
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Sachin Motwani
il 24 Set 2020
There can't be a simpler description of my problem. Never thought would find it here.
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Sylvain Cornelus
il 23 Mar 2019
Modificato: Sylvain Cornelus
il 23 Mar 2019
85 voti
Just to add to Star Strider's repsonse:
In case people are having trouble finding it, look for the very top right blue bar, grey circle and down arrow, "Dock filename.m"
CTRL+SHIFT+D was the default command for me in R2018b.
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Tomás Undurraga
il 26 Mag 2019
Thanks a lot!!
Slimane Ouakka
il 23 Apr 2020
I confirm this is working also with R2019, Thank you!
Michael Magid
il 1 Mag 2020
Confirm this works in 2020a, Thank you!
Alfonso Pineda Parra
il 7 Giu 2020
Thanks, it works for me
Joseph Ludsfer
il 19 Giu 2020
Modificato: Joseph Ludsfer
il 19 Giu 2020
Works for me 2019b update5. Thanks
Sachin Motwani
il 24 Set 2020
@Michael Magid: I almost lost hope. You kept me binding.
Nathan Veuthey
il 28 Ott 2021
<3
MIT PIYUSH BAKHAI
il 18 Apr 2023
works like a charm, share love, cheers
Himanshu Gupta
il 9 Mag 2023
Modificato: Himanshu Gupta
il 9 Mag 2023
CTRL+SHIFT+D Perfect (R2021b)
Mahmudul
il 17 Giu 2023
CTRL+SHIFT+D Perfect (R2022b)
Adrian
il 28 Nov 2023
Thanks!!!
Abdelaziz Bounhar
il 30 Gen 2024
thanks!
ASHUTOSH
il 22 Dic 2024
thanks!!
Jonathan
il 6 Mar 2025
cmd + ctrl + D for mac
Avner Atias
il 1 Mag 2018
5 voti
The above answers works just fine. Another thing though, if you want the editor to be in a separate window and tab for each function, you can drag it OUT of docking in the MATLAB workspace window.
Justin
il 12 Feb 2025
1 voto
A very quick way to fix this, if docking and moving windows around isn't working well for you is:
1) Click the Home tab
2) Click the down arrow under Layout, under the Environment section
3) Click the Default setting.
This will return all the window to their original position, with the script up top, the Command window at the bottom, Workspace(variables&values) to the right, and current folder to the left.
ctrl+shift+D
choose dock editor, thanks.
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Marisa
il 22 Mar 2026
this worked, tysm
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