Error: Attempt to execute SCRIPT linspace as a function - How to revert linspace to original?

Hello Community,

I am trying to use imsharpen, following the examples in the help doc. Unfortunately, I get the following error about linspace when I call imsharpen:

Attempt to execute SCRIPT linspace as a function:
C:\Users\10B\MatlabFiles\Mets\Ph 1\linspace.m
Error in applycurve (line 63)
        samples = linspace(0.0, 1.0, clength)';
Error in applymattrc_fwd (line 30)
    rgb(:, i) = applycurve(in(:, i), TRC{i}, 0, 'spline'); %#ok<AGROW>
Error in applycform (line 88)
    out = c.c_func(columndata, cdata{:});
Error in applycformsequence (line 11)
    out = applycform(out, cforms{k});
Error in applycform (line 88)
    out = c.c_func(columndata, cdata{:});
Error in applycformsequence (line 11)
    out = applycform(out, cforms{k});
Error in applycform (line 88)
    out = c.c_func(columndata, cdata{:});
Error in imsharpen>convertRGB2Lab (line 173)
I = applycform(I, cform);
Error in imsharpen (line 88)
    [A, classA] = convertRGB2Lab(A);

I think that somehow in the past I have created a linspace.m file (not intentionally) due to the filepath shown above, and this is the script that Matlab is trying to call.

So, how can I revert linspace back to the original form? Or am I doing something else wrong/missing something?

Regards,

10B

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

Delete C:\Users\10B\MatlabFiles\Mets\Ph 1\linspace.m

[10B]

Ha - thanks for stating the obvious Walter. I didn't do this originally as I thought I had read that you need to reprogram it back to the default setting, hence I left it.

Of course, it works now...

[Steven Lord]

Renaming your linspace.m file would also have worked.

[10B]

A good tip Steven, thanks.