matlab2octave(path_to_m_file) example

mat2latex.m

function output = mat2latex(varargin)

%This function produces Latex code for any matlab matrix of any dimension. 
%It requires the package amsmath in latex for successful operation. This 
%code utilizes bmatrix environment.This code produces square brackets to
%enclose the elements of the matrix.This function has to be run as an 
%argument for the builtin fprintf() function to work properly. For example
%this fprintf(mat2latex(A)).Decimal numbers are left as decimal numbers by default.
%If you want the decimal numbers to be formatted as rational numbers, pass
%in a second parameter 'ratio' with your matrix. For example,fprintf(mat2latex(A,'ratio'))
%
%     Copyright (C) 2012  <Adhithya Rajasekaran,Renuka Rajasekaran,Sri Madhavi Rajasekaran>
% 
%     This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
%     it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
%     the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
%     (at your option) any later version.
% 
%     This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
%     but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
%     MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
%     GNU General Public License for more details.
% 
%     You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
%     along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

varargin_size = size(varargin);%varargin is utilized for getting multiple
%versions of the function mat2latex().One version produces latex code in
%which decimal numbers are produced unchanged in latex. In the other
%version the user can force the decimal numbers to be changed into rational
%numbers. 

if varargin_size(1,2) == 1%If only one parameter is passed in then the
    %function will format decimal numbers as decimal numbers in latex.

    input_matrix = varargin{1};
    
    size_1 = size(input_matrix); % The size is required to set up looping constructs.
    
    %Ignore all the red underlines. We are working on optimizing the code to
    %avoid all the warning messages.
    
    if isdecimal(input_matrix) == 0 % This condition checks whether the given matrix
        %decimal numbers or not. The reason for this checking is if the given
        %matrix doesn't contain any decimal numbers, then we can convert each
        %element of the matrix into integers and then convert it to string to
        %manipulate them. If we have decimal numbers then we use another string
        %manipulation to convert decimal numbers. Read the documentation of
        %isdecimal to know more about how we determine whether a matrix is decimal
        %or not.
        
        output = ['$\\begin{bmatrix} ' '']; %Beginning of latex bmatrix environment
        
        for x = 1:size_1(1,1)
            
            for y = 1:size_1(1,2)
                
                intermediary_string = int16(input_matrix(x,y)); % Conversion to integers
                
                intermediary_string = int2str(intermediary_string); %Integer to string conversion
                
                
                intermediary_string = [intermediary_string '& ']; % Ampersand is added to denote the next element in a row
                
                output = [output intermediary_string];
                
                
            end
            
            output = [output(1:end-2) ' '];% An additional ampersand and a space are inserted by the above for loop. So that is being removed here.
            
            output = [output '\\\\'];% The two forward slashes indicate the end of a row.
            
        end
        
        output = [output(1:end-4) '  \\end{bmatrix}$\n\n']; % End of bmatrix environment.
        
        
        
    else
        
        output = ['$\\begin{bmatrix} ' '']; % Same as the above
        
        for x = 1:size_1(1,1)
            
            for y = 1:size_1(1,2)
                
                if input_matrix(x,y) == int16(input_matrix(x,y)) % There is a possibility that within
                    %a matrix of decimal numbers, some numbers would be integers
                    %typecasted into decimals for convenience. For example,
                    %3.0000 is the same as the integer 3. So we check for that
                    %in the above condition.
                    
                    intermediary_string = removeZeros(input_matrix(x,y));%If the condition is
                    %satisfied, we just extract the numbers before the decimal
                    %point.Read the documentation of removeZeros to know more
                    %about how we perform the operation.
                    
                    intermediary_string = [intermediary_string '& '];% Same as above
                    
                    output = [output intermediary_string];%Same as above
                    
                    
                else
                    
                    intermediary_string = removeZeros(input_matrix(x,y));% Same as above
                    
                    intermediary_string = [intermediary_string '& '];%Same as above
                    
                    output = [output intermediary_string];% Same as above
                    
                    
                end
                
            end
            
            output = [output(1:end-2) ' '];% Same as above
            
            output = [output '\\\\'];%Same as above
            
        end
        
        output = [output(1:end-4) '  \\end{bmatrix}$\n\n'];%Same as above
        
        
        
    end
    
elseif varargin_size(1,2) == 2 %If two parameters are passed and the second
    %parameter is a string 'ratio' then the decimal numbers inside the
    %matrix are formatted into rational numbers. 
    
    if strcmpi(varargin{2},'ratio')
        
        input_matrix = varargin{1};
        
        output = ratioFormat(input_matrix);%Read more about ratioFormat in
        %its documentation. 
        
    end 


end