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--- visual3d:documentation:third-party:matlab:matlab [2025/09/18 15:17] – [Integrating Matlab dlls] wikisysop
+++ visual3d:documentation:third-party:matlab:matlab [2025/09/18 15:22] (current) – [Examples] wikisysop
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 Visual3D exports signals to a mat file as [[https://blogs.mathworks.com/loren/2006/06/21/cell-arrays-and-their-contents/|cell arrays.]]
-For example, the following command://
+For example, the following command:
+<code>
   Export_Data_To_Matfile
   /FILE_NAME=**c:demo filesMatlabtestmat.mat
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   ! /OUTPUT_PARAMETER_NAMES=
   ;
+</code>
-places 4 cell arrays into the matfile.//
+Places 4 cell arrays into the matfile.//
 RANK contains the contents of the signal RANKLE_ANGLE//
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 Data can be imported to Visual3D using a syntax similar to export.//
+<code>
   Import_Data_From_Matfile
   FILE_NAME=**c:\demo files\Matlab\testmat.mat
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   INPUT_NAMES=**RFT1+RFT2+RFT3+FZ2+EMG9
   ;
+</code>
 === Format of the mat file for Visual3D ===
-The format of the matfile is specific to Visual3D. The following example demonstrates a simple use of the mat file that reveals the particular syntax expected by Visual3D.
+The format of the matfile is specific to Visual3D. The following example demonstrates a simple use of the mat file that reveals the particular syntax expected by Visual3D.//
+Edit average_3targets_return_target.m and add the following code://
 <code>
-! ---------------------------------------------------------------------
-! The example m-file is listed here.
-! To compile the m-file
-! Switch to dos (Command Prompt)
-! Change to directory containing the m-file
-! To create the executable
-! mcc -p average_3targets_return_target
-!
-! edit average_3targets_return_target.m
-! and add the following code
-! ---------------------------------------------------------------------
 function testmfile
 % load the file that was written out by C-Motion Visual3D