deploypcode - recursively pcode files with help attached 1.0

DEPLOYPCODE recursively searches a directory for .m files, creating encrypted .p files with .m helpThis entry is ideal for those who have a project they need to deploy to P-files, but they want to retain HELP contents for all of their deployed files.-- SAHMDEPLOYPCODE recursively creates p-code versions of m-files in a given folderSAHMDEPLOYPCODE(SOURCE, TARGET) will recursively search the SOURCE folder for all .m files anddeploy them as P-files to the TARGET folder using default options below.SAHMDEPLOYPCODE(..., 'PropertyName',VALUE,'PropertyName',VALUE,...) uses the following optionswhen deploying p-code: 'recurse' - When true (default) will recursively deploy p-code from SOURCE folder. 'ignoreStrings' - String or cell array of strings of filenames to ignore. Regular expression syntax is used. 'ignoreSVN' - Addition true/false option to ignore ".svn" directories. Equivalent to adding {'.svn'} to "ignoreStrings". Defaults to true for convenience. 'includeHelp' - MATLAB's pcode() removes all comments including the help section from files when run. Setting this option to true (default) will export an additional .m file containing only the help contents of the file being deployed. This means that myFunction.m will be deployed to myFunction.p, but calling "help myFunction" will still return help text. 'updateOnly' - When true, destination p-files will only be created if they don't yet exist or are older than the m-file being encoded. Defaults to false. 'copyFigFiles' - When true (default), .fig files will be copied to TARGET folder without encryption. This allows GUIs based on a .fig file to operate after p-coding. 'flattenFileTree' - When true (default), regular m-files are deployed as p-files only to the TARGET folder initially provided (rather than under any subdirectories). When this option is set to FALSE, the file structure under the SOURCE directory will be replicated at the TARGET.Example:deploypcode('C:myMfilesDir','C:encryptedVersion','updateOnly',true)written by Sven Holcombe Oct 2011Author's note:While I am generally against unnecessary encryption of .m files (it would be against the spirit of this file exchange, for one), I needed a tool such as this one for my work, and though that others may need the same.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Matlab
Keyword:	Created,  Destination,  Encoded,  Encryption,  Exist,  False,  Mfile,  Older,  Pfiles
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