MathViews features

Written in C++ for Windows
Object oriented programming from the ground up (not a retrofit)

Full screen m-file debugger
Get a direct access to the variable window and the stack window at all times (keyboard access is always available). Complete mouse support for step into and step over script file. Break points support is simple, use the right mouse button!
You can load a script file and use the moues to run a selection of consecutive statements

Highly compatible with the matlab syntax
Run all MATLAB ® demos from the signal processing, control and robust control toolboxes.

Dynamic loading of MathViews DLLs
You can extend MathViews in client-server environments. Unlike MEX, a single DLL support multiple functions

Windows DDE client and server DLL tool kit
Get access to any Windows application that support DDE

Multiple Windows (MDI)
Different windows for editing, text output, graphics output, interactive input, and inspector for the function stack
Multiple graphics windows with zoom and scroll support

Compiled MathViews libraries
Build and compile MathViews libraries; You can put all your m-files into a single module and compile the module into a MathViews library. The library can be brought into MathViews runtime memory with a single command.
Commercial customers: if you are looking to protect your m-file, this compiler might be the solution you were looking for

Enhanced syntax
C syntax for simple and compound assignment (+=, -=. *=, ++, --, etc.)

Clipboard support
Cut/Copy/Paste of commands; Copy/Print for plots

AutoAssign, := assignment, for automatic variable updates.
For example:
 	y := abs(x) 	yf := abs(fft(y))


when x is changed, y and yf are updated automatically. You can use this feature to create what-if analysis(spreadsheet ?) Load and run the autoasgn example from the demo directory