mwpython

Start a Python session using a MATLAB Compiler SDK Python package on macOS

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    Syntax

    mwpython [-verbose] [py_args] [-mlstartup opt[,opt]]
    mwpython [-verbose] [py_args] [-mlstartup opt[,opt]] python_scriptname
    mwpython [-verbose] [py_args] [-mlstartup opt[,opt]] -c cmd
    mwpython [-verbose] [py_args] [-mlstartup opt[,opt]] -m mod

    Description

    mwpython [-verbose] [py_args] [-mlstartup opt[,opt]] Starts an interactive Python® session on macOS.

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    mwpython [-verbose] [py_args] [-mlstartup opt[,opt]] python_scriptname Starts a Python session on macOS that executes a Python script.

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    mwpython [-verbose] [py_args] [-mlstartup opt[,opt]] -c cmd Starts a Python session on macOS that executes a Python command.

    mwpython [-verbose] [py_args] [-mlstartup opt[,opt]] -m mod Starts a Python session on macOS that executes a Python module.

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    Examples

    Execute a Python Script on macOS in Verbose Mode

    mwpython -verbose myfile.py

    Execute a Python Module on macOS with Arguments

    mwpython -m mymod arg1 arg2

    Input Arguments

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    Python arguments, specified as a comma-separated list.

    MATLAB Runtime startup options, specified as a comma-separated list.

    MATLAB Runtime Startup OptionDescription
    -nojvmDisable the Java® Virtual Machine (JVM®), which is enabled by default. This can help improve the MATLAB Runtime performance.
    -nodisplayOn Linux®, open the MATLAB Runtime without display functionality.
    '-logfile,filename'Write information about the MATLAB Runtime startup to a logfile.
    '-startmsg,message'Specify message to be displayed when the MATLAB Runtime begins initialization.
    '-completemsg,message'Specify message to be displayed when the MATLAB Runtime completes initialization.

    Python script to execute, specified as a character array with a .py extension.

    Python command to execute, specified as a character array.

    Python module to execute, specified as a character array.

    Note

    If you want to use a specific version of Python, set the PYTHONHOME environment variable on your machine to point to the parent of the directory that contains the Python interpreter for the desired Python installation prior to invoking mwpython.

    Alternatively, to use a virtual Python environment, see the MATLAB Answers™ article Python virtual environments with Python Interface.

    Note

    If you have a Python virtual environment, and it is activated, the VIRTUAL_ENV environment variable will be set to the location of your virtual environment. mwpython will check this variable and use it to find the interpreter. If you have a Python virtual environment, but it is not activated, or if you don't have a Python virtual environment, you can set the VIRTUAL_ENV to point to any virtual environment or interpreter.

    Version History

    Introduced in R2015b

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