running MATLAB on a Linux machine, can use the function like " WScript.Shell" COM interface to send keystrokes to your application

i would like do many things to coupling between Matlab and antoher simulation

i am facing that i need to save as data first throught Paraview and got the output as input data to MATLAB

if there any function that can send keystrokes to my application?

Answer 1

[vaya putra]

i tried running using java.awt.robot.event.keyevent.VK_enter

but in another simulation did not happen anything.

i am too struggle how to write CTRL+O to open file

[Walter Roberson]

You need to VK_CONTROL VK_O just like you would type

Remember to send the corresponding release events for each key.

[vaya putra]

hi

do you know how to convert value

<FieldData>

<DataArray type="Int8" Name="EGS_VERSION" NumberOfTuples="21" format="binary" RangeMin="45" RangeMax="103"> AQAAAACAAAAVAAAAHQAAAA==eJwz0zPUM9A1NLE00E03T0s1MU9NTEoDADPZBX4=

that value have range between 45-103 but when i run read in matlab looks like encoding data. so i can extract that data.

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

Java Robot class.

In a more batch environment, there are approaches using pseudo terminal (pty) including possibilities such as using ksh coprocess facilities such as

print -p stuff to send

[vaya putra]

hi i open paraview using this scripts

system('paraview');

robot = java.awt.Robot;

robot.keyPress(java.awt.event.KeyEvent.VK_CONTROL);

robot.keyPress(java.awt.event.KeyEvent.VK_O);

but i am wonder that CTRL+O it command work to openfile in matlab not in PAraview.

do you know how to give command to open new file work on PARAVIEW?

[Walter Roberson]

You have to send mouse moves to position over the para vision window, presuming you know where it is.

Remember to send the key release events like I mentioned before.