Hello!
I wrote a pack with custom AWE modules and converted them to be interpreted modules. Besides the usual prebuild/set/etc matlab files, I have additional custom m-files (for example like a class that is instantiated within a module's m-file) that are located in the same "matlab" subfolder just like the typical custom module m-files. However, I cannot open my modules in AWE-standard as the Matlab runtime says that it cannot find my additional m-files. Is there a certain default folder in the AWE-standard directory tree for such custom m-files? Or is it in general not possible to use custom m-files besides the default m-files used for a custom module?
My current work-around is to copy all the additional m-files into my modules' m-files - but this is really ugly..
Thanks a lot!
2:39pm
Hi Benedikt,
If you have declared the additional custom m-files in the module.m and it resides within the Matlab folder then you should be able to access the files. Were you able to access these additional files before converting to the interpreted module? You can also debug by putting the isInterpreted = 0; and add breakpoints in your matlab file to see if there is any error being generated while accessing the files.
--Karishma