When you type help addme in the Command Window, the help text displays.The first line of help text, often called the H1 line, typically contains a brief description of
the function. When displaying help for a function, MATLAB first displays the name of the
function followed by the H1 line. Then, MATLAB displays the syntax of the function.
Finally, MATLAB displays any remaining help text.To add "See also" links, add a text line at the end of the help text that begins with the
words See also followed by a list of function names. If the functions exist on the search
path or in the current folder, the help command displays each of these function names as
a hyperlink to its help. Otherwise, help prints the function names as they appear in the
help text.NoteWhen multiple programs have the same name, the help command determines
which help text to display by applying the rules described in “Function Precedence
Order” on page 20-43. However, if a program has the same name as a built-in function,
the Help on Selection option in context menus always displays documentation for the
built-in function.To enhance the documentation displayed in the Help browser further, you can format the
text and add hyperlinks, images, equations, and example code. For example, in the addme
function, select the H1 line and in the Live Editor tab, change the Normal text style to
Title. Then, position your cursor at the end of the second syntax description, go to the
Insert tab and select Equation. Enter the equation c = a + b and press Esc.
Finally, in the Insert tab, select Code Example > MATLAB and add two examples. For
more information about formatting files in the Live Editor, see “Format Files in the Live
Editor” on page 19-38.19 Live Scripts and Functions