How do I fix this error in SImbiology?
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Hi, I already edited the model on the Simbiology desktop, but now I would like to write some code on Matlab so I can get graphs and things. I would like to just start editing code in Matlab, and to do so, I need to load it in Matlab. But every time I try, I get this:
>> insglucagon
Error using sbioloadproject (line 66)
Unable to read file 'insglucagonfinal.sbproj': No such file or folder.
Error in insglucagon (line 1)
sbioloadproject('insglucagonfinal', 'm1') %load it
So what should I do? How can I fix this?
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Vijay
on 27 Jul 2016
You should be able to load the project on the MATLAB command line by typing:
sbioloadproject('insglucagonfinal.sbproj')
This should load the model as a variable called m1 on the MATLAB workspace.
You should use the path to the project if the project is not in your current working directory. eg:
sbioloadproject('C:\Users\ajax\Desktop\insglucagonfinal.sbproj')
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Arthur Goldsipe
on 27 Jul 2016
You're referencing files and projects that we don't have access to. In the future, please consider attaching any files that could be used to reproduce the problem.
However, I have a pretty good guess about what's going on in this case. Note the following in the error message: "No such file or folder."
If the command you use to open the project is sbioloadproject('insglucagonfinal', 'm1'), then you need to make sure that there's a project file insglucagonfinal.sbproj in your current directory. Otherwise, you need to specify the full path to the file when opening it using sbioloadproject. For example, on Windows you might use something like this:
sbioloadproject('C:\TEMP\insglucagonfinal.sbproj', 'm1')
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