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Error when using Livelink for Matlab
Posted 20 giu 2016, 11:03 GMT-4 LiveLink for MATLAB Version 5.2, Version 5.2a 2 Replies
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Hi
I need to call a Matlab function and it works fine if i try it in the simple Matlab Command Window, but when i run the simulation and try to pass probe values to the function (I use it as objective function in the optimisation module) there is an error message: "Error in sweep. Error. Unbalanced or unexpected paranthesis or bracket."
I think it is very strange because the function works in Matlab and in the Matlab command window that Comsol opens up.
Br Rasmus
I need to call a Matlab function and it works fine if i try it in the simple Matlab Command Window, but when i run the simulation and try to pass probe values to the function (I use it as objective function in the optimisation module) there is an error message: "Error in sweep. Error. Unbalanced or unexpected paranthesis or bracket."
I think it is very strange because the function works in Matlab and in the Matlab command window that Comsol opens up.
Br Rasmus
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8 years ago
Is there a a maximum number of variables i can pass to the matlab function? I need to pass a lot of coordinates and i couldn't find another way than to make each x-, y- and z-coordinate individual inputs.
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8 years ago
Hi Rasmus
Comsol 5.2a doesn't have any limits imposed on how many arguments you can have to Matlab function called by Comsol. Previous versions had a limit around 25.
You can send your model to support@comsol.dk and someone can have a look at the problem.
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Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark
Comsol 5.2a doesn't have any limits imposed on how many arguments you can have to Matlab function called by Comsol. Previous versions had a limit around 25.
You can send your model to support@comsol.dk and someone can have a look at the problem.
--
Lars Gregersen
Comsol Denmark
Is there a a maximum number of variables i can pass to the matlab function? I need to pass a lot of coordinates and i couldn't find another way than to make each x-, y- and z-coordinate individual inputs.