>Jean-Pierre Roux wrote: >Hi, >I have tons on.mat Matlab(R) files and I would like to read them, >with VTK, or ITK, or with a C++ program. I was wonder if it it exist something like 'vtkMatlabRader' (or i'tkMaltab.' ), or any C/C++ piece of code that fopens a.mat file, freads it, fseeks what it feels like, and bring into main memory the values the file contains. It's used to extend matlab with itk, right? It must be great for matlab users.īut I'm not one of them: I never used matlab (and I don't plan to do), I was given matlab file, and I would like to process them with my C++ applications.
Thiebaut Mochel wrote: >Could this be useful:? I read about matitk before. Here are two simple scripts for exporting array information from Matlab into VTK formats.Ĭheck the FAQ at: Follow this link to subscribe/unsubscribe. VTK, the visualisation toolkit, can be used to view fluid flows in 3-D.
Please keep messages on-topic.ĪSCII VTK Files. Check the FAQ at: >Follow this link to subscribe/unsubscribe: >_ This is the private VTK discussion list. >Jean-Pierre Roux >_ >This is the private VTK discussion list. >I wouldn't like too much to have to convert them into Dicom files >(under Matlab), or to write a raw file, and add (under vi) a.mhd. >Hi, >I have tons on.mat Matlab(R) files and I would like to read them, >with VTK, or ITK, or with a C++ program.
