How can i translate a python code to matlab?

Hello guys, how are you? so, i have a python code and i want to run it on matlab or translate to matlab, i don't know which one is possible. It#s a really simple code, just get a file with a big matrix and divide that on small matrixes in a class..

my code:

 import linecache
 print ("Put the name of the file here")
 filename = input()

 def getlineTable(n):                                        #Function to get the numbers from the file
    line = linecache.getline(filename, n)
    vet = [float(it) for it in line.split()]
    return vet

 def getlinedata(n):                                         #Function to get the Header from the file
    line = linecache.getline(filename, n, )
    return line

 class Data:                                                 #Class data. Need to check the parameters on the file
    time = []
    Fx = []
    Fy = []
    Fz = []
    x = []
    y = []
    z = []
    temperature = []
data = Data
n=15                                    #PUT THE n HERE!!
j=0
i = 0
while True:
    i+=1
    p = getlinedata(i)
    if p[0]=='T' and p[1]=='i' and p[2]=='m' and p[3]=='e':
        i+=1
        p = getlineTable(i)
        while j<(2*n):                                      #the pair lines of the matrixes are the forward motion and the odd lines are the backward motion
            data.time.append([])
            data.Fx.append([])
            data.Fy.append([])
            data.Fz.append([])
            data.x.append([])
            data.y.append([])
            data.z.append([])
            data.temperature.append([])    
            while True:
                if j%2 == 0 and p[5]==985.215:
                    break
                if j%2 == 1 and p[5]==515.415:
                    break
                #appending the values from the file
                data.time[j].append([p[0]])
                data.Fx[j].append([p[1]])
                data.Fy[j].append([p[2]])
                data.Fz[j].append([p[3]])
                data.x[j].append([p[4]])
                data.y[j].append([p[5]])
                data.z[j].append([p[6]])
                data.temperature[j].append([p[7]])
                i+=1
                p = getlineTable(i)
                p[5] = round(p[5],3)
            j+=1
        break

I wish you can help me.. Thank you.

Answer 1

[Steven Lord]

Which release are you using? Starting in release R2014b you can use Python functions and objects in MATLAB. See the Release Notes for more information as well as details about enhancements to that functionality that have been added since R2014b. You should be able to search the documentation installed with your release of MATLAB for "call python" and it should find pages with instructions for how to use the functionality included in your release.

[Sig]

Tnak you for the answer! I'm using the R2013a and it's not on the Release Notes.. What do i do??

[Steven Lord]

As I said, that functionality was introduced in release R2014b. Your release is older than that, so you won't be able to use it. I don't know of any automated conversion tool, so you're probably going to have to manually convert the code (or upgrade to a release where you can use the functionality introduced in R2014b.)