Hi,
I had the same problem using the MatlabControl class. Use the Matlab eval
function instead and it will return a string.
You can type methodsview com.mathworks.jmi.Matlab at your Matlab command prompt
to see the Matlab class (which is the one I used for MatlabCommand.java). It
has versions of eval and feval that return the return values of your matlab
commands back to your Java object.
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