Hi,
The issue lies in how you're trying to use the converted Python code. Here's the problem and the fix:
Problem:
The Library Compiler creates a Python package, not a directly usable class. You're trying to call the "start" method on the "testApp" class directly, which isn't the intended approach.
Fix:
- Import the module:Instead of importing "testApp", import the module generated by the Library Compiler. It likely has a different name (check the generated files).
- Use the initialize function:The Library Compiler typically provides an "initialize" function to create an instance of the converted class. Use this function to create an object and then call its methods.
Here's the corrected Python code:
import <module_name> # Replace with the actual module name
# Create an instance of the class
aaa = <module_name>.initialize()
# Call the start method on the instance
a = aaa.start(1, 2)
vv = 1
For more information, check out: https://www.mathworks.com/help/compiler_sdk/gs/create-a-python-application-with-matlab-code.html
Hope it helps.
