The command you want is 'dos':
dos('grd2xyz faa.grd -ZTLa > faa.txt')
If the command line is complex or needs to include names defined elsewhere,
it is sometimes helpful to use msprintf to create the string first
complex_command = msprintf(...)
and then issue it using the string variable
dos(complex_command,'-echo')
The '-echo' is optional but nice to see in the command window.
The resulting 'faa.txt' file from GMT can be read with whatever function
makes the most sense for the format (fscanfMat perhaps?).
Stefan
arctica1963 wrote
> Hello,
>
> I have the windows version of Scilab (currently 5.4.1), but would like
> to run an external program (e.g. gmt software) and return or use the
> output in the Scilab code:
>
> As a rough algorithm example (.sce):
>
> //run the gmt program grdinfo.exe - extract data as single column
> z-matrix)
>
> grd2xyz faa.grd -ZTLa > faa.txt
>
> scilab: assign matrix output to variable for use in Scilab etc.
>
> Any pointers would be helpful.
>
> Lester
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