victorlei / smop

Small Matlab to Python compiler
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Converting a file #119

Closed RandomForestGump closed 6 years ago

RandomForestGump commented 6 years ago

I am a windows user, using 2.7 python. I have installed the library correctly, but I am unable to find doc on how to run this, ie. convert a.m to .py, can someone please help?

RobBW commented 6 years ago

Attached are some notes I put together couple of years ago. They may help, I haven’t checked them in a while. Regards Rob

RobBWilkinson@gmail.com

On 11/04/2018, at 18:56, Rajat Jain notifications@github.com wrote:

I am a windows user, using 2.7 python. I have installed the library correctly, but I am unable to find doc on how to run this, ie. convert a.m to .py, can someone please help?

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bramson commented 6 years ago

I've posted (basically) this question on StackExchange, It would be great to have the answer there for ease of searching. [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49918487/how-to-use-smop-to-convert-matlab-into-python-code]. Although I've asked about Python3.6, you can simply mentioned that your notes are for 2.7...they would likely still be very useful.

StrikeNP commented 6 years ago

Sorry if this is a noob question, but where are the aforementioned attached files? I don't see a download link on this page, or anywhere within the comment.

victorlei commented 6 years ago

Ported to python3 and fixed several bugs . New bugs introduced.

RandomForestGump commented 6 years ago

Thanks Mate!