Converting a Python Code to run on MATLAB

Hi,

I have a particular block of code which I want to format so that I can run it on MATLAB. Could you please help me out with getting this converted?

import os, numpy as np

from ctREFPROP.ctREFPROP import REFPROPFunctionLibrary

def NBP():

RP = REFPROPFunctionLibrary(os.environ['RPPREFIX'])

print(RP.RPVersion())

RP.SETPATHdll(os.environ['RPPREFIX'])

r = RP.SETUPdll(1,"PROPANE.FLD","HMX.BNC","DEF")

assert(r.ierr == 0)

print(RP.PQFLSHdll(101.325, 0, [1.0], 0))

if __name__=='__main__':

# Print the version of REFPROP in use and the NBP

NBP()

[Sindar]

When asking conversion questions, the algorithm is more important than the code. What does this code do?

[Harish Chandrasekar]

The code is actually a function that is created on Python which can be called by NBP() to produce thermodynamic table values for the specified conditions as can be seen in the RP.PQFLHdll line. The function retrives data from a software named REFPROP to generate the values.

[Walter Roberson]

There are matlab interfaces to refprop