Hi Guys,
Is there a way through the product information screen to differentiate between a 32 bit and 64 bit install of AutoCAD 2008. I assume the Product Version code will contain this - if so what are the code differences?
waiting for ur reply,
cheers,
vinod.b
hi,
i have a string s='c1.mat'
i want to save s when i say it saves in the name s, but i want it to be saved as c1.mat how to do that,
any advices please,
thanks,
vinod.b
how can i automatically load m scripts one after other and run them from my program.
i have say a.m and then b.m and i want to run a.m and save the resulting mat file and then load them in b.m and then run it,
i can do the save and load but how to execute the m script in succession.
thanks...
hi friends,
thank you for the help it works fine,
and sorry for the mistake of posting it twice and it will not happen again,
thank you once again for your suggestions,
with wishes,
vinod.b
hi,
i tried this one too, i will explain you clearly, i get the filename lets say vinod.csv and store it in 'fileName'as string and then i ask the user to give a value for e and lets say 200, and i use this value in the split.exe to split a file of 600 mb size to 200 each using the dos function...
hi,
i forgot to tell you that fileName is a string where the actual file name is stored, thats why i have the quotes.
but it is not working it is not splitting the file when i give directly a value instead of e, then i get it done perfectly,
again help needed,
thanks,
vinod.b
hi.
thanks for your replies,
i have a command down here where value of e is 200 but when i run this, it is not taking e's value and it isnt working properly can someone guide me why,
dos([['C:\Project\splitCSV.exe C:\Project\' fileName ' e ']])
waiting for your reply,
vinod.b
hi.
thanks for your replies,
i have a command down here where value of e is 200 but when i run this, it is not taking e's value and it isnt working properly can someone guide me why,
dos([['C:\Project\splitCSV.exe C:\Project\' fileName ' e ']])
waiting for your reply,
vinod.b
hi,
i have used the following code to get the filename,
[fileName,PathName] = uigetfile('*.csv', 'Pick one');
fileandpath = strcat(PathName,fileName);
k = fileName
dos(['C:\Project\splitCSV.exe C:\Project\' k ' 50'])
for d = 1:3
s = [' k_ ' int2str(d) '.csv']
t = [' k_ ' int2str(d)...
thank you so much it works fine, now i would like to know how to get the file name.because before running this small script, i will be executing another dos function to split csv files.
here is the function,
dos('C:\Project\splitCSV.exe C:\Project\a.csv 50')
here a is example, but my file...
hi,
there is a mistake remove the load(s) command,when i say c:\project\s - s should be a_1.csv and it should fetch this file in the above directory, but it looks for s.csv and it couldnt find anything and it cannot run, so how to solve this problem.
waiting for your reply,
thanks,
vinod.b
Hi,
I have a set of .csv files which i can convert using a converter which i can call thru matlab using dos command,the problem is, i have around 10 files to convert one by one and here is the code i wrote, but i couldnt get it done because in the path for the conversion if i say 's' it doesnt...
I have a data of a two compressor speeds and i have to create another matrix for every 5 hrs another variable for the comp speed.
then i plot the graph with x axis compressor speed and the difference of this speeds in the y axis for every 5hrs and then i have to take a data from a point for...
thank you for your nice reply,
i could able to strip off few value from one array that is comp speed.
for example if i want to take values from comp speed from 4000 to 4500 rpm,
i would also like to take the corresponding values of this comp speed in another array in another variable called...
Hi,
i am a mechanical engineer with basic in matlab, i am having an array of data for compressor speed and efficiency.
but i would like to filter for speed of 5000 in that array,and also get the efficiencies which are in different arrays for that corresponding speed values.
can anyone suggest...
