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Subject: Matlab And Visual Basic6.0

From: Alexandre

Date: 10 Jul, 2009 07:12:01

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I shall like to accomplish a link between Visual BASIC 6.0 and Matlab7.1. Visual Basic as graphic interface and Matlab for the party counting. How to open and to execute simulation Matlab and calculs(M-files) since Visual Basic with a link? I have already used function shell of vb6.0, but it is not what I want, I shall like to be able to execute functions "run" and "debugger" of Matlab since VB6.0.
What are useful solutions?

Thanks!

Subject: Matlab And Visual Basic6.0

From: rtServo

Date: 11 Jul, 2009 15:09:37

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On Fri, 10 Jul 2009 07:12:01 +0000 (UTC), "Alexandre "
<alex.mercier70@wanadoo.fr> wrote:

>I shall like to accomplish a link between Visual BASIC 6.0 and Matlab7.1. Visual Basic as graphic interface and Matlab for the party counting. How to open and to execute simulation Matlab and calculs(M-files) since Visual Basic with a link? I have already used function shell of vb6.0, but it is not what I want, I shall like to be able to execute functions "run" and "debugger" of Matlab since VB6.0.
>What are useful solutions?
>
>Thanks!

I have done that in the past using Matlab as an Automation (COM)
server. VB6 provided the GUI and Matlab did the computation.

Search for Automation in the Matlab help.

rt

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