"matlab drive" remove space in filename
4 visualizzazioni (ultimi 30 giorni)
Mostra commenti meno recenti
I think this has been asked before, but we have a new release of Matlab and it may now be fixed. I have some (distributed) Matlab programs which cannot handle spaces in file or folder names. This is not uncommon and best programming practise is always to avoid using pathnames with spaces. Sadly the Matlab connector drive, by default creates a folder with a space in it "Matlab Drive". Is there a fix to this or a way to change it? Any other workarounds? I am sure it will be changed at some stage in the future.
3 Commenti
Guillaume
il 18 Mar 2019
The code is open source, so in the spirit of open source, you wouldn't be rewriting it for them, but rewriting it for yourself and sharing it with the community.
Risposte (1)
Guillaume
il 18 Mar 2019
- When you install the connector, you can choose the path of the folder, at least on Windows. I would assume the same is true for other OSes.
- All supported OSes have the ability to create symbolic links. On windows you may prefer to create a junction instead (Both are created with mklink on Windows). Your synbolic/junction can use whatever path you wish (one with no space) and point to any path support by your OS.
- You can also contact Mathworks support directly to ask them to change their folder name. I would suspect they won't be very receptive though.
1 Commento
Conor Burgess
il 12 Apr 2019
Guillaume is correct, we have no plans to change the default folder name, but you can change it when selecting your MATLAB Drive folder during the setup on all operating systems. It is possible to change the folder name to remove the space by:
- Shutting down MATLAB Drive Connector
- Renaming the folder
- Restarting MATLAB Drive Connector
- Follow the prompt to point MATLAB Drive Connector at the renamed folder.
Community
Più risposte nel Distance Learning Community
Vedere anche
Categorie
Scopri di più su Startup and Shutdown in Help Center e File Exchange
Community Treasure Hunt
Find the treasures in MATLAB Central and discover how the community can help you!
Start Hunting!