Find dictionary entries with value type from Java
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Hi,
I am trying to execute from Java and through the feval function the following command:
engine.feval("find",dictionarySectionHandle, "-value", "-class", "Simulink.Parameter");
However I get the following error:
find.
'-value' is not a valid option to findobj.
In the documentation [Find Function] it specifies that we should call the find function on the list of entries but I have tested the function in MATLAB's command line (as follows) and it works fine.
find(dictionarySectionHandle, '-value','-isa', 'Simulink.Parameter')
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks
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Fangjun Jiang
am 12 Jul. 2019
Bearbeitet: Fangjun Jiang
am 12 Jul. 2019
The document has an example syntax
foundEntries = find(myEntryObjs,'-value','-class','Simulink.Parameter')
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Donn Shull
am 13 Jul. 2019
It appears that MATLAB is converting the java String arguments to MATLAB strings which is causing the error for example the pure MATLA, B command:
feval("find", dictionarySectionHandle, "-value", "-class", "Simulink.Parameter")
Error using Simulink.data.dictionary.Section/find
'-value' is not a valid option to findobj.
Produces the same error that your engine command does, while:
feval("find", dictionarySectionHandle, '-value', "-class", "Simulink.Parameter")
ans =
3×1 Entry array with properties:
Name
DataSource
LastModified
LastModifiedBy
Status
works. You might try the using:
valueArg = engine.feval('char', "-value");
engine.feval("find", dictionarySectionHandle, valueArg, "-class", "Simulink.Parameter")
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