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Hi,
UserData.matrix(3,3) is type of cell, and d is also type of cell. I got this error:
??? Error using ==> mupadmex Error in MuPAD command: Can't evaluate to boolean [bool];
during evaluation of 'subproc'
Error in ==> sym.sym>sym.eq at 755 X = mupadmex('symobj::eq',A.s,B.s,9);
Error in ==> Simulator>vzaj_indukc_Callback at 5432 find(sym(UserData.matrix(3,3))==sym(d))
Why? Here is the code:
find(sym(UserData.matrix(3,3))==sym(d))
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Walter Roberson
2013년 9월 10일
At the command prompt give the command
dbstop if error
and run the program. When it stops, use the command
dbup
as many times as you need to in order to get back to vzaj_indukc_Callback. Once you are there, please show us what UserData.matrix(3,3) and d contain.
I suspect the error has to do with the cell nature. I am not sure what sym() of a cell array would mean.
john
2013년 9월 10일
john
2013년 9월 10일
Walter Roberson
2013년 9월 10일
Is UserData.matrix(3,3) a cell that contains the symbolic expression
L1,ww,3||L2,M2,2||L3,f44,2.4
? I am not sure how you would construct such an expression in MuPAD; would it be via
(L1,ww,3)||(L2,M2,2)||(L3,f44,2.4)
thus constructing sequences joined by ? Or is it a vector entry, sort of a Vector((L1,ww,3), (L2,M2,2), (L3,f44,2.4)) with sequences as each of the vector entries? Or is it a 3 x 3 matrix,
L1 ww 3
L2 M2 2
L3 f44 2.4
??
john
2013년 9월 10일
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