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Ray
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Registered:
7/6/08
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Re: Command line questions...
Posted:
Jul 7, 2008 12:26 PM
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"Scott Hirsch" <shirsch.nospam@mathworks.com> wrote in
message <g4suri$oi1$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Ray -
>
> Could you clarify what you mean by "Command Line"? Are
you
> referring to the MATLAB Command Line, or a system prompt?
> If you want to launch MATLAB and have it run specific
files
> from a system prompt, you can use the -r startup flag,
e.g.
>
> > matlab -r "mymfile"
>
> The MCR (I assume this is what you are referring to) is an
> execution engine only for applications compiled through
the
> MATLAB compiler. You can't run arbitrary m-files against
> it. The only legitimate source of distribution of the MCR
> is from a licensee of the Compiler - i.e., somebody who
owns
> the MATLAB compiler can give copies of the MCR to people
who
> want to run the applications they build with it.
Hi Scott,
Yes, in retrospect I was very ambiguous. I'm referring to
the System Command Line (the DOS prompt, as it were).
To run a .m file function named FunctionName in a file by
the same name, I have gotten the following to work, as you
suggested:
matlab -nodesktop -nosplash -r FunctionName
However, the function I am starting needs 6 arguments, with
the first 3 being floating point numbers and the last 3
being strings. I've tried every weird permutation I can
think of but the values I put in just never get through:
matlab -nodesktop -nosplash -r FunctionName arg1 arg2 arg3
etc.
This part has me stumped. I tried also using variable
argument detection withing the .m file function, but I
haven't gotten that to work either. I finally resorted to
simply putting the arguments in a file, then letting the .m
function read them from there. That works, but what a
kluge!
Thanks,
Ray
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