How can I suppress MATLAB's command window when calling it from Java? -
I'm calling Matteb with Java, but I want to suppress Mattbach's command window so that users think I only use one program. Which is java.
In addition to this, I read about a standalone executable name for MATLAB but it does not work; Will this help me?
Check engine runs in the background (without a GUI or visible command line) and you get it from your code it is said. Examples are in C and Fortran, not Java, unfortunately. I had to work with a dragon once, but I do not remember the details.
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ETA: The "matlab -r statement" on line (windows) command will execute "statement" in line "My Python Hack in Matlab was putting my Matlab code in an .m file and my data. Is in a text file referenced from and then sending 'matlab -r myFile.m' to the Windows command line. See, again, there is no visible GUI for Matlab in this way.