MATLAB_API.md

@@ -4,29 +4,20 @@ Documents\AnyWave\Plugins\MATLAB on Windows.
 /users/username/AnyWave/Plugins/MATLAB on MacOS.   
 
 # Requirements
-MATLAB shoulb be installed if you plan to run scripted plugins, obviously.     
-AnyWave should detect the MATLAB installation when starting but it is also possible to set the path to the MATLAB installation in the Edit->Preferences menu.    
+MATLAB.     
+AnyWave will detect the MATLAB installation when starting but it is also possible to set the path to the MATLAB installation in the Edit->Preferences menu.    
 About standalone (compiled) plugins: The matching MATLAB runtime must be installed in your system.     
 On Windows there is nothing special to do, if the Runtime is in the current system PATH, then the standalone plugin will find it.      
 
-On MacOS and Linux however, you must SET the path to the MATLAB Runtime installation in the Edit->Preferences of AnyWave.   
-That will allow AnyWave to run the standalone versions of your plugins.   
+# 1. Use the Plugin Creation Assistant
+![image](uploads/23e581415d4eb9424cb054041ccf3fce/image.png)
 
-# 1. Starting with anywave v2105 you can use the Plugin Creation Tool to create a new plugin.   
-![image](uploads/01116de2544c9f699dac89bacd3adeca/image.png)   
-
-# 1.1 Make it by your own   
-Create a folder in AnyWave/Plugins/MATLAB directory.  
-In that directory, create two files:   
-- *desc.txt*
-- *main.m*
-
-# 1.1.1 desc.txt
+# 1.1 desc.txt
 This file is a simple text file that must contain the following lines:   
 *name = My Plugin*  
 *description = Do something on data*   
 
-# 1.1.1.1 optional lines
+# 1.1.1 optional lines
 To tune up the behavior of your plugin you may add some flags to tell AnyWave what you plugin can do:      
 *flags=nodatarequired*        ->  this line will inform anywave that your plugin can run even if no data file is open.      
 *flags=canrunfromcommandline*  ->  this flag indicates that your plugin can be run from the command line.   
@@ -37,12 +28,12 @@ Put your plugin in a submenu, by adding the following line:
 *category=Process:MyCategory:My plugin*   
 This line will create a sub menu called MyCategory in the Processes Menu of AnyWave and a link to launch the plugin.  
 
-# 1.1.2 main.m
+# 1.2 main.m
 This is a MATLAB function you can create within MATLAB.   
 ````matlab
 function main(varargin)
 args = anywave('init', varargin);
-% args contains all the proporties related to AnyWave current data file and the plugin context.
+% args contains all the properties related to AnyWave current data file and the plugin context.
 % my plugin code starts here
 ````