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- To keep your standalone application open for multiple runs without closing, you can modify your MATLAB script or function to incorporate a loop that allows for repeated execution. Refer to the below code as an example in which the app will keep on asking for the number to get the factorial until the user prompts for exit.
How to solve error in compiling a stand alone application
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okoth ochola
el 25 de Oct. de 2024 a las 5:37
Hello, I was trying to compile a standalone application in matlab but I ran into some problems. May I inquire a couple of questions.
i) When I was compiling, the programs compiles but when it reaches packaging, an error occurs as shown in the screenshots. Especially when unchecks "Do not diplay the windows command shell.
ii) suppoose I have succesfully compiled the programme, I have noticed previously that compiled programs from matlab, only does its work once, after it has succesfully executed and results generated, the application automatically closes. My question is, is there a way I can instruct the stand alone appliication not to quit, such that I can be able to do more than one runs without having to start again. That is, onse a task is completed, I can promt it to accept another set of inputs without having to start the application again?
... console" in the advanced setting before compiling. What can be causing this? Please help.
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Hitesh
el 25 de Oct. de 2024 a las 10:47
Editada: Hitesh
el 25 de Oct. de 2024 a las 10:48
Hi okoth ochola,
The answers to both of your queries are as follows:
function calFact()
while true
% Prompt user for input
userInput = input('Enter a positive integer to calculate its factorial (or type "exit" to quit): ', 's');
% Check for exit condition
if strcmpi(userInput, 'exit')
disp('Exiting application...');
break;
end
% Convert input to a number
number = str2double(userInput);
% Validate input
if isnan(number) || number < 0 || floor(number) ~= number
disp('Please enter a valid positive integer.');
continue;
end
% Calculate factorial
result = factorial(number);
% Display result
fprintf('The factorial of %d is %d.\n', number, result);
end
end
calFact();
For more information on, "Create Standalone Application from MATLAB Function" using programmatically, refer to the following MATLAB documentation:
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