Hi Michael, If you save the plot to a file, you could write the file name to the output port (type string). You could then display it with either the ImageJ or Image Display actors.
--dan Michael Hernandez wrote: > Hi Dan, > > You were right on the money. That little syntax error has been a pain > for some time now. Thanks for the help. One last question I have is > what type of class would I need to use for the output port to display > a plot that was made in matlab? > > Thanks for all the help, > Mike > > On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 5:18 PM, Daniel Crawl <crawl at sdsc.edu > <mailto:crawl at sdsc.edu>> wrote: > > > Hi Michael, > > The parameter name that specifies locations of matlab scripts > should be "packageDirectories". (The workflow you sent me > earlier [matlab_v4.xml], was using "Package Directories"). > > --dan > > > Michael Hernandez wrote: > > Hi All, > > I'm still having trouble with the matlab expression actor. I > wrote a code in Matlab, that I'd like to run in Kepler, that > calls on other files within the Current Directory. I'd like to > get two outputs from my code, so I configured two output ports > from the Matlab actor of type double. The output it gives me > is the same as the initialized variables I set in the code. > The conclusion I came up with is either a) the Current > Directory is not set correctly in Kepler, b) it's not running > through the While loop I have in my code, or c) the matlab > actor in Kepler can't pass variables correctly between > functions. Here is the code that I put into the matlab > expression actor in Kepler: > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > clear all; > warning off; > global count ; > > X_ALL(1:14) = 5 ; > X_SUB1(1:5) = 5 ; > X_SUB2(1:5) = 5 ; > X_OLD = X_ALL + 1 ; > > save X_SUB1.mat X_SUB1 ; > save X_SUB2.mat X_SUB2 ; > count=1; > > while ( (norm(X_OLD - X_ALL) > 0.001) ) > X_OLD = X_ALL ; > > for i = 1:3 > switch i > case 1 > [result X_ALL] = sys_s(X_ALL); > case 2 > [result X_ALL] = subsys1_s(X_ALL); > case 3 > [result X_ALL] = subsys2_s(X_ALL); > otherwise > result = 0; > X_ALL = X_ALL; > end > end > count = count + 1 ; > end > > X_SUB1 = [ X_ALL(3) X_ALL(8) X_ALL(9) X_ALL(10) X_ALL(11) ] > X_SUB2 = [ X_ALL(6) X_ALL(11) X_ALL(12) X_ALL(13) X_ALL(14) ] > > save X_SUB1.mat X_SUB1 ; > save X_SUB2.mat X_SUB2 ; > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > And what I'd like to output from the code is the modified > X_SUB1 & X_SUB2 at the end. But in Kepler, the display shows > X_SUB1(1:5) = 5 & X_SUB2(1:5) = 5 ; which is what was > initialized at the top. > > Another question I have is: Is there a newer version of > Kepler, or is the nightly build just the newer version?? > > Thanks for the help, > > -- > Michael Hernandez > University of Illinois - Electrical Engineering > SHPE | UIUC Alumni Relations Chair > Cell#: 847-736-3889 > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Kepler-users mailing list > Kepler-users at kepler-project.org > <mailto:Kepler-users at kepler-project.org> > http://mercury.nceas.ucsb.edu/kepler/mailman/listinfo/kepler-users > > > > > > > -- > Michael Hernandez > University of Illinois - Electrical Engineering > SHPE | UIUC Alumni Relations Chair > Cell#: 847-736-3889
