Matlab and Qt

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Marco Esteves 2011-11-22

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I’m wonder if you can help me. I want to create an Qt interface to Matlab standalone application.

I don't know if it is practical, but I want to create beautiful IDEs and use Matlab functions

Probably, I should compile m files first.

I didn’t found credible information in websites or blogs about this. How can I start?

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Mark Mikofski 2012-8-29

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Don't use MATLAB, use Python instead.
PyQt is a Qt binding for Python.
Numpy, Scipy & Matplotlib give you all of the functionality that MATLAB does and more.
Download and install python(x,y) for a quick start-up solution that is equivalent to MATLAB. It comes with Python, Numpy, Scipy, Matplotlib, PyQt and Spyderlib (a MATLAB-like IDE) and many more packages that you will most likely need, all preconfigured to work together out-of-the-box.

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Marco Esteves 2012-8-30

Thanks for your answer. However, I'm already using Python, but I had a problem. I cannot use the ode solver of numpy like ode from matlab. I'm electronic engineer, sometimes I need to use the space system approach, and the ode of numpy doesn't support.

Mark Mikofski 2012-8-30