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Hello everyone. I have an error 216 when using an external function (by Compose) in HyperStudy.
However, the function 'fmincon' is existed and can be working correctly in Compose enviroment.How can I fix this problem ?Thank you.
Hi Diana,Thank you for spending your time.When I try to register function, it shows the error Also, I register the function from Compose for HyperStudy like this: the 'fmincon' function is included the 'optimal_load' function.
Hi Diana,Thank you for spending your time.When I try to register function, it shows the error
Also, I register the function from Compose for HyperStudy like this:
the 'fmincon' function is included the 'optimal_load' function.
Hello,
I understand that you have registered the function optimal_load to be used within HyperStudy. This is ok.
If you still have this message concerning the fmincon function, I think you need to define it as well, like for instance below and also register it.
function fmincon(a,b);end
Hope it helps.
Diana
Could you tell if you have registered the function from Compose prior to open the HyperStudy session?
If not, please do the following. In Compose select the function name, then right click and select Register Function.
Once you have done this, open(or restart) HyperStudy.
Does this help?
regards,
Hello, Could you tell if you have registered the function from Compose prior to open the HyperStudy session? If not, please do the following. In Compose select the function name, then right click and select Register Function. Once you have done this, open(or restart) HyperStudy. Does this help? regards, Diana
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