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Thread Subject: Trouble to publish m-file

Subject: Trouble to publish m-file

From: Zhankun Wang

Date: 16 Jul, 2007 19:03:46

Message: 1 of 3

When I intend to publish my m-file to html file. I got this error message even my m-file is very short and no error when I run it. I think there must be a problem of matlab. Dose anybody have the same problem? How to solve that?


??? Attempt to execute SCRIPT find_system as a function:
C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2006b\toolbox\simulink\simulink\find_system.m

Error in ==> codetools\private\takepicture>captureSystems at 132
    oldOpenSystems = find_system('LookUnderMasks','all','Open','on');

Error in ==> codetools\private\takepicture at 50
    oldSystems = captureSystems;

Error in ==> codetools\private\evalmxdom at 31
    [pictureList, mcodeOutput, isError] = takepicture( ...

Error in ==> publish at 158
    dom = evalmxdom(dom,prefix,imageDir,options);

Subject: Re: Trouble to publish m-file

From: Matthew Simoneau

Date: 16 Jul, 2007 19:21:34

Message: 2 of 3

It looks like you have a bad installation. It looks like Simulink isn't fully installed.

Subject: Re: Trouble to publish m-file

From: Zhankun Wang

Date: 16 Jul, 2007 19:30:46

Message: 3 of 3

Thank you very much! I guess the easy way to solve this problem is to reinstall the matlab. Right?

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