- myexecutable.exe is the name of the executable. You might need to include the full path to the executable if it's not on your path by default.
- -option1 and -option2 are the parameters you pass into the executable. These could also be filenames.
- status is the exit status of the executable (did it exit normally or not)
- result has any output
How to execute an application file by MATLAB command?
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Dear User I have a application file(.exe extention) which for converting .pl4 extention to .mat extention that downloaded from: http://www.dsea.unipi.it/Members/ceraolow/Software... That file written in borland C++.
I need to execute it by MATLAB command, I know I should use "system('command')" function, but I do not know what command is needed. please help me. Regards
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Jason Ross
am 21 Mär. 2013
The link you included is invalid, but to run an executable with the system command, you do the following:
[status,result] = system('myexecutable.exe -option1 -option2')
where
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Mohsen
am 21 Mär. 2013
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Jason Ross
am 21 Mär. 2013
The system() command will not interact with push buttons. If the executable requires this type of input you could probably use
system('Converter.exe')
which will then start the program, you can pick the files and then when it ends you will have control in MATLAB again.
Mohsen
am 21 Mär. 2013
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Jason Ross
am 21 Mär. 2013
If you want it to be done automatically using command line options, the conversion program itself must provide an interface MATLAB can use. MATLAB can access programs via a variety of interfaces, the command line is only one. You can also use COM, .NET or you can compile a .mex file.
The bottom line is that the conversion program needs to be modified to use an interface that allows automation. If the writer of the conversion program doesn't provide that interface, there is really nothing that MATLAB can do about it.
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