Re: How to use a script to run a .m function?

[Markus Bergholz]

try in octave something like that (given that all your xxx.jpg are separated in one single folder without other files)

folder='Bilder';

dirListing = dir(folder);

for d = 3:length(dirListing)

        fileName = fullfile(folder,dirListing(d).name);

        main_image(fileName);

                % sprintf('%s',fileName) %% for debugging

 end

On Wed, May 8, 2013 at 3:23 PM, sflee <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi all,

I have a function --- main_image.m
To use this function, I have to input one parameter ---
main_image('001.jpg')

I am using ubuntu 12.04, every time I will run octave in a terminal.

The case is that, I stored all the commands in the form like this in a
xxx.txt file:
main_image('001.jpg')
main_image('002.jpg')
...

I turn on octave in a terminal and input cat xxx.txt
I will have the following errors:
error: invalid conversion from string to real scalar
error: octave_base_value::int_value (): wrong type argument 'sq_string'
error: cat: DIM must be an integer

What can I do?



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