function calling toolboox use

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giusipa
giusipa 2019-3-23
Hi, I am running the following script
but it is like the XRMLread function is not seen.
The error is
>> XRDMLread
Undefined function or variable 'XRDMLread'.
I dowloaded the xrmltree toolbox and unzipped it in the same folder of the AU data (different from Matlab folder).
Some suggestion about how to use the toolboox? where should I unzip the toolbox.
d = XRMLread('AU.xrdml') %#ok<NOPTS>
% plot data
figure
semilogy( d.x , round(d.data*d.time) )
box on
xlabel( [d.xlabel '(' d.xunit ')'] )
ylabel( 'Intensity (counts)' )
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giusipa
giusipa 2019-3-23
This is the script
addpath ('C/Users/myname/Documents/MATLAB')
% load XRDML data by a simple single command
%d = XRDMLread('AU.xrdml') %#ok<NOPTS>
XRDMLread('AU.xrdml') %#ok<NOPTS>
% plot data
figure
semilogy( d.x , round(d.data*d.time) )
box on
xlabel( [d.xlabel '(' d.xunit ')'] )
ylabel( 'Intensity (counts)' )
title( d.filename , 'Interpreter','none','FontName','Helvetica')
and this is the error.
All, the toolbox unfolded, the script saved as xmltree.m and the AU file are in the same folder Documents/Matlab
>> xmltree
Warning: Name is nonexistent or not a directory:
C:\Users\myname\Documents\MATLAB\C\Users\myname\Documents\MATLAB
> In path (line 109)
In addpath (line 86)
In xmltree (line 1)
Undefined function or variable 'XRDMLread'.
Error in xmltree (line 4)
XRDMLread('AU.xrdml') %#ok<NOPTS>

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回答(1 个)

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2019-3-23
XRMLread is from a completely different toolbox. http://www.xray.cz/xrdmlread/
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giusipa
giusipa 2019-3-23
It is impossible to look at the toolbox you highlighted, it has been removed.
Thank you for your help.
updating with the addpath I get this,d is still undefined.
>> xmltree
ans =
XMLTree object (1 nodes) []
>> d
Undefined function or variable 'd'.
>> d = XRDMLread('AU.xrdml')
Undefined function or variable 'XRDMLread'.

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