"run()" command in compiled .m-Script does not work

Hello,

I created an .m-script with the following line of code:

run('G:\temppath\tempapp.mlapp');

When I prompt this command in the command window the app starts well.

Now I created an ".exe-file" of the m.-script with "MATLAB Compiler". The Problem is, when I start the app I get the following error-message:

"RUN cannot execute the file 'G:\temppath\tempapp.mlapp'. RUN requires a valid MATLAB script"

Can anyone tell me where the problem could be?

Thanks and regards

Nico

Answer 1

[Kojiro Saito]

run command is not supported by MATLAB Compiler as written in the following document.

Functions Not Supported for Compilation by MATLAB Compiler and MATLAB Compiler SDK

You can call tempapp.mlapp by

tempapp

if you include tempapp.mlapp in your standalone application.

[Nico]

Okay thank you. Is there another way of how to create a standalone-app but not including the .mlapp-files? My goal is not to allways install a new app, but only change the mlapp file. So I want to be able to change them after the app was compiled.

[Kojiro Saito]

Standalone app cannot call MATLAB artifacts (.m, .mlx, .mlapp etc.) without compiling. You need to call MATLAB to open tempapp.mlapp (!MATLAB.exe -r "tempapp") from compiled exe.

[Nico]

Thank you