CD statment and connection from matlab to C# ?
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i have created matlab file (function) which contains save statment i have to save image histogram value(Hist)
folder_name= 'query' ;
addpath(folder_name);
file_name = [folder_name 'image(1)'];
save(file_name,'Hist');
this runs perfectly using matlab with no problem the problem occurs when i run the code using C# after converting the matlab file to .dll file it cannot addpath to folder_name or find it although i have added the folder to the package of deployment tool
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Jan
el 24 de Mayo de 2015
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Walter Roberson
el 24 de Mayo de 2015
When you use MATLAB Compiler to generate code, the code is not executed in the directory that it was originally compiled in, and the code is not executed in the directory that the user is in when they invoke the executable by name from a command window, and the code is not executed in the home directory of the user who clicked on an icon to launch the executable.
When you use MATLAB Compiler to generate code, then at run-time a temporary directory is created and the components are extracted into the directory, and the code is run from that directory. The root of that directory can be found using the function ctfroot(). Unfortunately I cannot look at the documentation for ctfroot. See http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/59148-for-stand-alone-exe-how-do-i-include-a-folder-of-files-and-know-how-to-access-them
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Jan
el 24 de Mayo de 2015
Beside the confusing usage of "folder_name" and "foldername" as functions or variables, there is no need to call addpath(folder_name) . Simply omit this line, when the rest is working as wanted.
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