Write text to web browser including carriage returns.

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Duncan Carlsmith circa 17 ore fa

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Risposto: Hitesh circa 15 ore fa

The following code displays a function saving the resulting text as a character array and attempts to display the result.

test=evalc('type readbmp');

str=strcat('text://<html>',test,'</html>')

web(str)

If I simply >>type readbmp, I get lines with carriage returns. If I display the character string via >>test, I get lines with carriage returns. But when I open the character string in the work space or use the web command, I get just one long unreadable character string.

I want to use these commands programmatically in a Live Script with long functions displayed outside a Live Script. How might I do this? Using a web browser seemed the simplist option rather than trying to create some gui window.

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Hitesh circa 15 ore fa

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Hi @Duncan Carlsmith,

You need to use "strrep" function which will replace newline character (newline) in the captured text with HTML line break tags (<br>), preserving the line breaks in the web display. After that while concatenating the string use the <pre> tag which will preserves both spaces and line breaks. Please refer to the following code:

% Evaluate and capture the contents of 'readbmp'
test = evalc('type readbmp');
% Replace newline characters with HTML line breaks
test_html = strrep(test, newline, '<br>');
% Concatenate the HTML formatted string
str = strcat('text://<html><body><pre>', test_html, '</pre></body></html>');
% Open the formatted string in a web browser
web(str);