Re: external dos control problem



Arthur Lewis-Nunes wrote:
>
>
> I am using a shell escape (!) to give control to the operating
> system
> in order to run an executable. When the data file on which the
> executable performs its operation is specified in that line, the
> system interprets the whole line, including file path, as a command
> and returns an error message ("C:\filepath\st.exe filename.dat" is
> not a recognised internal or external command... or something
> similar). The same command line in the command prompt environment
> works as expected.
>
> The offending line reads:
> ! "C:\filepath\st.exe filename.dat
>
> Any help would be gratefully recieved

Did you try to add the directory that contains your executable to the
windows path? Otherwise you could move the executable to your Matlab
working directory.

SY
.



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