MATLAB: How to distribute the MatrixVB application

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How do I distribute my MatrixVB application?

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To distribute compiled applications and macros, we have provided a ready-made runtime installer. The runtime installer installs and configures all the MatrixVB required runtime files on machines without MatrixVB. The runtime installer is available as a single executable file C:\MatrixVB\bin\matrixvb4520rt.exe.

To use the runtime installer to distribute your compiled applications and macros:

1. Copy the file C:\MatrixVB\bin\matrixvb4520rt.exe to the target machine.

2. Run it.

3. Type in your PLP.

You can now run MatrixVB compiled applications and macros on that machine.

If you installed MatrixVB into a directory other than C:\MatrixVB, the runtime installer will be available there

As an alternative, the applications user can perform the runtime installation task manually. To enable this, you must distribute the following files along with your MatrixVB application.

 v4520v.dll
 c4520v.dll
 ago4520.dll
 msvcrt.dll, msvcirt.dll (Visual C++ runtime files)
 MMatrix.dll

The MMatrix.dll COM server must be registered using the command

regsvr32 mmatrix.dll

When distributing to Windows 95 system, also provide the OpenGL files

 opengl32.dll 
 glu32.dll

Do not install these files on any other operating system, such as Windows 98, ME, NT4, or 2000.

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The error message you are getting indicates an incorrect usage of the Str property of MatrixVB matrices. The Str property returns "True" if the matrix is a string matrix and "False" if the matrix is a numeric matrix.

The correct usage of the Str property is shown below:

Dim cs, ds As String
Private Sub Command1_Click()
     A = strcat("This is a String")
     B = randM(2, 2)
     cs = A.Str
     ds = B.Str
     Text1.Text = cs
     Text2.Text = ds
End Sub

To access the Visual Basic function the following command can be used:

 VBA.Str(112)

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