Hi Kevin,
Please refer the following as a possible workaround for the error:
- ModuleNotFoundError for "getters" Module : The error encountered suggests that the Python environment invoked by MATLAB does not have the same "sys.path" configuration as your shell environment therefore local modules or scripts in the same directory could not be found.
The possible workaround for this could be before calling the "pyrunfile" the MATLAB's current working directory (pwd) should be set to the directory containing both script and the "getters" module.
cd(app.script_dir); % Change MATLAB's current directory to the script's directory
An alternate way to do this is - at the beginning of the python script, append the script directory to "sys.path" to ensure Python can find the "getters" module.
import sys
from pathlib import Path
sys.path.append(str(Path(__file__).parent))
- SyntaxError in another python script : The workaround for this could be, instead of using "pyrunfile", you can use the "system" command in MATLAB to call Python directly as done from a shell.
commandStr = sprintf('"%s" "%s" %s %s %s', ...
pyenv.Executable, ...
fullfile(app.script_dir, 'converter.py'), ...
fullfile(pwd, 'cache.mat'), ...
fullfile(pwd, 'meta_cache.mat'), ...
app.video_path);
[status, cmdout] = system(commandStr);
if status == 0
disp('Python script ran successfully');
else
disp('Error running Python script');
disp(cmdout);
end
Hope this helps!
