Writing the Matlab headers

• First of all, you should use the template that you will find in
  tools/devel/xemacs_macro/mfile_header_part.txt.
• Some commands need and underscore _. In L^ATEX the _ has a special meaning. Protect this character.
• The environments
  or

        ...
  

  enable you to include different comments in the printed and htmlize versions.
• Each function will get its own label during processing the doc. This label is build with the string cmd: followed by the name of the Matlab function. For example the label of the cauchy2d command is cmd:cauchy2d. Even the subsections of each command have their own labels. So you can reference the functions with the command
  htmlref. This command has two mandatory argument, the text that will appeak as a link and the reference of the link.
• Fill in the ``See Also'' sections with Perl regular expression separated by spaces. The regular expression should match the name of files (without the Matlab extension) in the tree of the toolbox on a Unix machine. Those regular will be expanded accordingly by a Perl script.

  For example, if you wish to add the function cwt2d, you may add $\hat{}$cwt2d$ or $\hat{}$continuous/.*/cwt2d$. If you wish to add all the functions under the continuous directory, type $\hat{}$continuous/.*.

  If the regular expression does not match any name in the YAWTB tree, then the leading $\hat{}$ (if any) and the terminated $ (if any) of the expression are removed. The remaining expression is added to the list of files. So you may add the fft command by typing $\hat{}$fft$.