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I have tried your great program on two computers, each running 64bit Windows 7 with MATLAB R2011a. On one of them everything works well, while on the second one, the rm system command is not recognised when used in rm_idtf located in fig2u3d.m. I searched the net and it turned out, that the Windows equivalent of rm is del. So I made that change and after that everything works. Why is it that rm works on one computer, and does not on the other one running the same OS and MATLAB?
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rm is not recognised as a system command
rm is not recognized as a system command
Jun 23, 2015
Thanks, rm is a *nix command. One windows machine may have Cygwin or MinGW installed, which make rm available. A which rm or analogous should locate rm.
This suggests replacing rm with a MATLAB-specific command for deleting files, so that fig2u3d remain system-independent as much as possible.
I have tried your great program on two computers, each running 64bit Windows 7 with MATLAB R2011a. On one of them everything works well, while on the second one, the
rm
system command is not recognised when used inrm_idtf
located infig2u3d.m
. I searched the net and it turned out, that the Windows equivalent ofrm
isdel
. So I made that change and after that everything works. Why is it thatrm
works on one computer, and does not on the other one running the same OS and MATLAB?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: