Is it possible to migrate to MATLAB App Designer (.mlapp) using a properly structured .m file?

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Ergin Sezgin
Ergin Sezgin 2023-6-23
回答： Manoj Mirge 2023-8-9
Hello,
I wonder if it is possible to migrate a properly structured .m file to App Designer. By proper I mean that it is completely okay to be used in App Designer because it was originally exported by App Designer's "Export to .m File" option.
It's actually a copy-past task but the App Designer's code section for the user interface related components is read-only. I need to remark that it is not migrating from GUIDE to App Designer, it is migrating from a .m file which is exported from App Designer, to App Designer's itself.
So, is there a resolution for this case?
I'd appreciate any assistance or guidance.
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Rik
Rik 2023-6-23
Just so you are aware: compiling a function to a standalone application for use the MCR is not exclusive to AppDesigner. If ditching that requirement solves your problem, you might want to look into that.

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Manoj Mirge
Manoj Mirge 2023-8-9
There is no easy way to import the exported "m" file into MATLAB App Designer. The "mlapp" file is a structure which contains metadata and XML files, whereas the "m" file contains only the code. In order to directly import the app file, the metadata and the XML files would be needed, which are not present in the "m" file.
If you want to convert the “m” file to executable file, you can use MATLAB Compiler to achieve the same instead of App Designer. You can convert the "m" file to executable using the "mcc" function. Please refer to below code to convert the "m" file to executable file:
mcc -m filename.m
You can refer to the attached link to read more about the “mcc” function:
https://www.mathworks.com/help/compiler/mcc.html
Similarly, you can use the MATLAB Compiler GUI to convert the "m" file to executable.
Hope this helps.

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