How to properly using visdiff in command line with mat files ?
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Hello all,
I am trying to compare m files that contains parameters that are not stored in specific lines.
The only way to do so I found is to :
- Run the first m file manually and save resulting workspace in a first mat file
- Run the second m file manually and save resulting workspace in a second mat file
- right clic with both selected and use compare option
- Analyse the differences (my real goal/activity)
- Deleting the mat files
As the overall process of having a GUI is a pain and not really adding value, I am trying to automating evrey step.
But when programmatically compare 2 sets of matlab variables that are stored in temporary mat files.
(My code stores the files in a temp directory so that once the comparison is done, I can delete them.)
Here is a simplified version of my code :
tmpfolder = tempname;
file1 = horzcat(tempname(tmpfolder), '.mat');
file2 = horzcat(tempname(tmpfolder), '.mat');
% file1 and file2 are filled with data
visdiff(file1, file2);
% want to wait here
rmdir(tmpfolder, 's');
The difficulty is that as soon as I run the rmdir command, the visdiff interface freeze and the result of the comparison even does not show up.
Am I doing something the wrong way ?
(Maybe visdiff is not the right tool)
Is there a way to make my code wait for the finished comparison to go to the rmdir command ?
(I already tried the pause(N) and a loop based on desktop = com.mathworks.mde.desk.MLDesktop.getInstance(); but both does not work)
Thanks in advance.
Best regards.
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chrisw23
le 21 Fév 2023
try to start a new MatLab session
modify this cmd line as needed
matlab -wait -nodesktop -r "visdiff( \"\"{<file1>}\"\",\"\"{<file2>}\"\")"
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