1/6/2024 0 Comments Texmacs plugins![]() I have added the PLUGIN_CODE_PATH to the MATLABPATH (recursively, so that if the user already has a MATLABPATH, we add to it).PLUGIN_CODE_PATH=$TEXMACS_PATH/plugins/matlab/code/Įxport MATLAB_BASH=/Applications/MATLAB_R2020a.app/bin/Įxport MATLABPATH="$MATLABPATH:$MATLAB_BASH:$PLUGIN_CODE_PATH" My proposed tm_matlab is therefore #!/bin/bash Moreover, I feel that users would like to start from the directory that they defined in the startup. One of the things that the startup may do is to change the initial Matlab directory, and I do not know whether the -sd switch supersedes that, as I have Matlab R2011b which does not support it so I can’t test it (my guess is that it does not, I assume that startup is run after -sd fixes the directory). In my “vast” experience (I have talked to only one other person about Matlab startup!) startup.m is used by many people … apart the joke on the vast experience, it is a sensible thing that the plugin code takes startup.m into account. Hi again the plugin code needs to take into account the startup.m. Looking forward to your modifications being included in the TeXmacs code. ![]() In doing this, I also learned that in Linux there is a difference between setting an environment variable and exporting it-the latter action means making it available to all process started from the given shell. One has to set an environment variable, and the startup file has to inquire its value. To do this, I helped myself with this Matlab Answer. Make it so that startup runs differently if you are invoking Matlab from tm_matlab.Add the $TEXMACS_PATH/plugins/matlab/code to the Matlab path permanently.The ways to get around this that I found, though, are through Matlab and not through TeXmacs (so they cannot be included in the plugin). If you have a Matlab startup script, and in this startup you change directory, then Matlab won’t find the tmrepl script it needs (which is in $TEXMACS_PATH/plugins/matlab/code). It also motivated me to figure out why I could not use the Matlab plugin and I figured out that there is an additional issue. In order to prevent this from happening, it is better to close the Matlab-app on the desktop. This starts Matlab in TeXmacs and you can doĢd and 3d plotting, without getting error messages like Error using gcf, Error using plot, Error using plot3 anymore.Įxecuting the plotting session will open a Matlab figure-window and you can save the plots to disk and then insert/link the image (in)to your TeXmacs file.Ĭlosing a Matlab session within TeXmacs shuts down the app by causing an “abnormal termination” due to a “segmentation violation” creating matlab_crash_dump.xxxx-y-files in $HOME.Replacing matlab -nojvm -r tmrepl by matlab -nodesktop -nosplash -r tmrepl. Replacing #!/bin/sh by #!/bin/bash as built-in echo of sh does not support the -ne option. So, I modified tm_matlab in /plugins/matlab/bin/ in this way: Features that require Java software (such as the desktop tools and graphics) are not supported”. In more recent versions of Matlab the -nojvm option starts Matlab without the jvm software which “… restricts functionality. The reason being that the original plug-in startup tm_matlab invokes Matlab by the -nojvm option. Now that I have matlab in my PATH, the sessions menu will contain Matlab clicking it will start a Matlab session, containing however some error messages when trying to plot some functions. Sudo ln -sf /Applications/MATLAB_R2020a.app/bin/matlab /usr/local/bin/matlab. to make sure that the Matlab plug-in finds the startup script contained in MATLAB_R2020a.app, I created a softlink to it by issuing.In a nutshell, what I did was the following: It should work in a similar way on other Unix systems and more recent versions of Matlab. The following has been tested on OSX 10.13.6 and 10.15.7 working with TeXmacs 1.99.18 and MATLAB_R2020a.app.
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