Using unix within MATLAB

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Neil Bhattacharjee
评论： Walter Roberson 2016-7-6
I know there are several questions similar to this one, but none seem to be applicable in my scenario.
I want to convert a pdf (or eps) file from my matlab code into a png, using the downloadable software called ImageMagick.
In my command terminal, in order to execute this file format switch, I must type
convert file_name.pdf new_file_name_with_new_format.png
then, if I wanted to display it, (which I do), I go
display new_file_name_with_new_format.png
This works fine in the terminal window, but how can I do this in matlab? What specific syntax should I use.
I've tried some stuff with !, but to no solution.
Thanks,
Gauss.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2016-7-6
oldname = 'file_name.pdf';
newname = 'new_file_name_with_new_format.png'
command = sprintf('convert ''%s'' ''%s''', oldname, newname);
system(command);
command = sprintf('display ''%s''', newname);
system(command)
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Neil Bhattacharjee
Neil Bhattacharjee 2016-7-6
Thanks for your reply.
I'm getting the problem
/bin/bash: convert: command not found
Could this possible be due to the location in which convert and display are in?
They are stored in
/opt/local/bin/convert
and
/opt/local/bin/display
Do I have to reference this somehow in my matlab code?
Thanks!
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2016-7-6
command = sprintf('/opt/local/bin/convert ''%s'' ''%s''', oldname, newname);

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