Why Matlab 'nodesktop' does not support long instruction ?
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Hello everyone,
This is a very simple question. I would like to copy and paste manually from a txt file the content of a Matrix (see below) [[0.742160705,0.772777539,0.8085917278,0.851463682,0.9044355397,0.9198131451,0.927887687,0.9449011119,0.9492125817,0.956090946,0.9623506401,0.967516862,0.9693187967,0.9776010062,0.981,0.981,0.9648727396,0.9465675452,0.6917886149,0.4044549338];[0.8298971964,0.8522637749,0.8770944892,0.904939024,0.9365504713,0.945158048,0.9495807304,0.9586779147,0.9613808455,0.9656332706,0.969812231,0.9733097621,0.9747860815,0.9740629263,0.9728414885,0.9716193132,0.9648727396,0.9465675452,0.6917886149,0.4044549338];[0.9024660891,0.9149952159,0.9282289152,0.94224446,0.9571324365,0.961002885,0.9629616083,0.966927255,0.9683055586,0.9712226312,0.9743193559,0.9767146637,0.9776329986,0.9754918692,0.9739842616,0.9724761062,0.9654404929,0.946846294,0.6918701484,0.4044787725];[0.9329468807,0.9404406811,0.9481770909,0.9561711749,0.9644394351,0.9665514258,0.9676143623,0.9697543087,0.9706698448,0.9731238307,0.9758477916,0.9778657915,0.9785940032,0.9759723573,0.9743682244,0.9727637571,0.9656309554,0.9469397317,0.6918974659,0.4044867583];[0.9353679558,0.9424375619,0.9497224385,0.9572351409,0.9649893479,0.9669673557,0.9679624443,0.9699649477,0.9708458224,0.9732651935,0.9759613432,0.9779512404,0.9786653092,0.9760079718,0.9743966783,0.9727850692,0.9656450638,0.9469466515,0.6918994887,0.4044873496];[0.9360727131,0.943018157,0.9501711939,0.9575437038,0.965148609,0.9670877707,0.9680631985,0.970025896,0.9708967367,0.9733060892,0.9759941908,0.9779759567,0.9786859339,0.9760182721,0.9744049074,0.9727912328,0.965649144,0.9469486527,0.6919000737,0.4044875206];[0.9341185758,0.9414075377,0.9489256922,0.956686853,0.9647061113,0.9667531568,0.9677831985,0.9698564935,0.9707552179,0.9731924134,0.9759028833,0.9779072498,0.9786286001,0.9759896378,0.9743820306,0.9727740981,0.9656378011,0.9469430893,0.6918984474,0.4044870452];[0.9291357065,0.9372899281,0.9457327734,0.9544838784,0.9635649369,0.9658895186,0.9670602264,0.9694187312,0.9703894358,0.9728985361,0.9756667936,0.9777295679,0.9784803177,0.9759155654,0.9743228492,0.9727297696,0.9656084552,0.9469286953,0.6918942396,0.4044858152];[0.925598727,0.9343578754,0.9434515334,0.9529043029,0.9627435807,0.9652673036,0.9665390948,0.9691028643,0.9701254386,0.9726863804,0.9754963208,0.9776012429,0.9783732144,0.9758620495,0.9742800896,0.9726977398,0.9655872499,0.9469182937,0.6918911988,0.4044849263]]
When I copy and paste this content into a "normal" matlab session it works. However when I copy ans paste it into a matlab session of the type 'nodesktop' (ex: matlab session opened from a C++ program through engOpen) then I get the following message "Error using vertcat - Dimensions of matrices being concatenated are not consistent ". It seems to be linked to the length of the instruction as it can fit in a single row with a "normal session" but requires several rows in 'nodesktop'.
Any solution to this problem would be much appreciated.
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