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Error in using the pcodes in Linux Ubuntu OS

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    • December 29, 2016 at 12:48 am #2005
      Anonymous

        Dear all

        I ordered the pcodes for using in the Linux OS, but when I set the pcodes files in my directory and folder, then start the Matlab and enter the “fig=main;” sentence, I have this error:

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        Messages from this session are written in file 29_Dec_2016_01_15_27_sarproz.log
        directory /home/sun/pcodes

        Sarproz is going to set the Java Path. After that you’ll need to restart Matlab.

        File /home/sun/pcodes/javaclasspath.txt correctly modified

        WARNING: you need to exit and restart Matlab!!

        fig =

        []

        Could you please help me to solve this problem and using this software in Linux OS?

        Best regards
        Mirzadeh

      • December 29, 2016 at 1:45 am #2006
        periz
        Keymaster

          are you starting Matlab from the pcodes directory?
          i.e.
          cd /home/sun/pcodes/
          matlab
          (or /usr/local/bin/matlab or whatever)

        • December 29, 2016 at 1:52 am #2007
          Anonymous

            Dear periz

            Thanks. I couldn’t start the Matlab from the the pcodes directory. the Matlab run from the other path.

            tnx

          • December 29, 2016 at 2:01 am #2008
            periz
            Keymaster

              Dear Mirzadeh,
              to use linux, you need some basic linux knowledge. Pleas ask someone to introduce you to the system.
              Where matlab is located it does not matter. You can launch it from the pcodes directory independently from the location of matlab. You have either to include the matlab folder in the system path or use the full path to matlab to call it.
              Please check the javaclasspath.txt and remove possible multiple instances of directories.

            • December 29, 2016 at 2:56 am #2009
              Anonymous

                Dear periz

                OK. tnx

              • January 9, 2017 at 2:43 am #2011
                Anonymous

                  Dear Periz

                  Thanks so much. I try to launch matlab in pcodes directory using this command: matlab -r ‘cd /home/sun/pcodes’. Is it true? Although by this, my problem wasn’t solved. Can you help and guide me?

                  Best regards

                • January 9, 2017 at 8:29 am #2012
                  periz
                  Keymaster

                    no, the command matlab -r ‘cd /home/sun/pcodes’ is wrong

                    the correct command can be found in my answer above:

                    cd /home/sun/pcodes/
                    matlab

                    if calling matlab in this way does not work, how do you call it?
                    do it (call matlab in the way it works) AFTER the command “cd /home/sun/pcodes/”

                    Let me stress once more that this has nothing to do with Sarproz expertise. This has to do with Linux ABC. Please ask someone to teach you the Linux ABC.

                  • January 9, 2017 at 9:03 am #2013
                    Anonymous

                      Dear Periz

                      Thanks so much about your help and guide me. Fortunately, I had success to run the software correctly based on your guide and in future, process my data. I’m so sorry about my questions.

                      Best regards

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