Application Compiler Syntax in Windows Command Prompt

Hi,

I'm using Application Compiler to create a standalone program.

The program I'm trying to pack is

function main(argsin)
if ischar(argsin)
    argsin = eval(argsin);
end
[A,B,C]=argsin{:};
processprogram(A,B,C);
end

The idea is to input a series of char including directory, filename and etc. "processprogram" takes these inputs for process. For example, I could run main({'apple.txt','banana','peach'}) in the Matlab Command Window.

Could you please tell me what's the correct syntax in Windows Command Prompt? main apple.txt banana peach ?? I tried many format but couldn't get it right

Thank you

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

See varargin special name. It will be a cell array of character vectors

However I don't think you can use eval() in compiled apps.

[wYw]

Hi, thank you for the reply. You're right, argsin is a cell string array.

In this case, could you please tell me what's the correct syntax for Windows Command Prompt?

Thank you

[Walter Roberson]

function main(varargin)
    assert(nargin == 3)
    [A,B,C] = varargin{:};
    processprogram(A,B,C);
end

and invoke it with

main apple.txt banana peach