How to add a toolkit to Matlab_Linux in ubuntu
This article will explain in detail how to add toolkits to Matlab_Linux in ubuntu. Xiaobian thinks it is quite practical, so share it with you as a reference. I hope you can gain something after reading this article.
Take rvctools as an example
The specific operation is as follows:
1. Unzip the downloaded zip package (robot-9.10.zip) to get the toolkit rvctools
2. Copy the toolkit to the toolbox folder under MATLAB. Generally, it is impossible to copy the toolkit. You need to add authorization.
① First go to the following path/usr/local/MATLAB/R2017a
Enter sudo chmod 777 toolbox in terminal.
③ At this point, you can put the toolkit rvctools into the toolbox.
3. Follow MALTAB, find set path, set the path of the toolkit
4. Click Add Folder to add path (toolkit rvctools)
5. After adding, click Save, you will be prompted to add pathdef.m to what path, then click Cancel, then enter sudo chmod 777 -R toolbox in terminal, and then click Save.
6. Then click on Preference above Set Path
7. Click General in the left column of the Preference interface, click Update Toolbox path cache diagnostics, and finally click apply -> OK.
8. At this time in MATLAB input startup_rvc start rvc toolkit, see if it can work properly, if there is output, then input rtbdemo test can start the demo program inside.
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