Export Mathematica equations to Matlab

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I did some symbolic calculations in Mathematica and want to transfer the result to MATLAB, i.e. export the output of Mathematica calculations to valid MATLAB syntax.

There is a question on mathematica.stackexchange which asks the same thing, but the accepted answer is too limited for what I want. Specifically, the ToMatlab package was suggested.

I need a similar package, which can doesn't share the same flaws, like not handling atan2.

So, does anybody know a working alternative to the ToMatlab package?

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Okidoki, sorry for the inconvenience - user2629617
'ToMatLab' is an open-source Mathematica package, which could be brought up-to-date. The OP is asking for any Mathematica code/package that could export to Matlab. Such a package could be posted here and would not necessarily be an off-site resource. - Chris Degnen
Answered here: mathematica.stackexchange.com/a/166162/363 - Chris Degnen

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If you examine 'ToMatLab.m' you will see the simple literal conversions for trig functions. Just add your function and see if it works.

ToMatlabaux[Sin] = "sin"
ToMatlabaux[Cos] = "cos"
ToMatlabaux[Tan] = "tan"
ToMatlabaux[Cot] = "cot"

The ToMatLab package is actually quite a small piece of code.