How to control a program that does not have ActiveX or accepts compiler generated formats?

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David (degtusmc) 2013-7-18

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Hello everyone,

I am trying to create an interface using Matlab to control a menu driven program that is command-line based (i.e. press 1 to add, press 2 to remove, etc.). The program does not have ActiveX and as far as I know it cannot load any of the formats generated by Matlab Compiler.

The purpose of the Matlab GUI is to generate a text file, send it to the program, receive the output file from the program, and graph the results.

Is what I am trying to do achievable using Matlab (including any additional toolboxes). If so, any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for any help provided.

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David (degtusmc) 2013-9-5

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A simple solution was to use the "system" command in conjunction with a text file with all the commands I needed to send to control the program. This worked in my specific case, but it may not be a general solution for everyone else.