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[Code-Breaker]

Hi,

I am creating plots using Matlab and DDE. Works like a charm.

I am using the XYXY command to pass data to be plotted. Matlab's extensive use of arrays and matrices makes me wonder. How hard would it be to have a command that would allow me to pass arrays of data, instead of X,Y pairs? Perhaps there is already a way of doing this, and I am overlooking it?

-C-B

[Code-Breaker]

Cancel that request. I forgot about the sprintf command in Matlab.

[DPlotAdmin]

It's been quite a while since I've sat in front of Matlab and I have no idea whether you can call functions in DLLs. If you can, then you'll be better off calling DPlot_Plot and/or DPlot_AddData. Really it all depends on how much data you're passing: if 1000 or so points or fewer then you won't notice much difference on the time, but for large data sets and/or if you're impatient, you'll save time passing arrays rather than converting to strings using sprintf - which DPlot must then convert back to numbers.
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[Code-Breaker]

Hi David,

I have been doing some research on Matlab and external dlls. it can do it, but it needs a header file containing function prototypes to be able to load the library. I tried using 'dplot.h', which I found in the dplotjr\dplotlib\c directory, but it didn't work.

Any suggestions? Thanks. -Chris

[DPlotAdmin]

This page: http://www.codeproject.com/dll/MatlabGenericDll.asp implies that normal C header files will work. You may need to delete everything in dplot.h other than the function prototypes, I dunno.

The referenced article also explains how to call function in DLL's; if you weren't aware of this you might give it a try.

If this is no help at all let me know; maybe I can talk Santa Claus into an early Christmas and get Matlab.
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Here's what I get in Matlab: