Hi,
I run into this (and similar) problems when running my compiled program:

Undefined function or method 'DoSetupSlider' for input arguments of type 'struct'.
Error in ==> DoSetup at 87
Error in ==> Main>Main_OpeningFcn at 46
Error in ==> gui_mainfcn at 221
Error in ==> Main at 18

However, the extracted CTF archive clearly reveals a file named DoSetupSlider.m next to DoSetup.m. This is the contents of DoSetupSlider.m:

function DoSetupSlider(handles, Scale)

handles.XAxisSliderScale = Scale([1, end]);
guidata(handles.MainFigure, handles);

xlim(handles.PlotArea, Scale([1, end]));
DoUpdateSlider(handles);

end

The call in DoSetup.m, line 87, is the following:
DoSetupSlider(handles, [0, 1]);

Now I don't see any reason why this should fail. It fails with R2009b using lcc-win32 on Windows XP SP3, and it also fails with R2010b using Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 on Windows 7 SP1 (different physical system). So, I do not think it is related to any software or hardware configuration thing. I compiled using the basic deploytool settings. I also tried to explicitly include all .m files using the -a switch equivalent in the deploytool.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Yannick

"Yannick " <bers.remove.this@gmx.net> wrote in message <ikgu1a$phn$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Undefined function or method 'DoSetupSlider' for input arguments of type 'struct'.
> ...
> However, the extracted CTF archive clearly reveals a file named DoSetupSlider.m next to DoSetup.m. This is the contents of DoSetupSlider.m:

I found a reduction which really strikes me. Consider the following example (TestMain.m):
---
mfile = mfilename('fullpath');
disp(mfile);
path = fileparts(mfile);
disp(path);
TestSub;
cd(path)
TestSub;
---

TestSub is a function m file only displaying "works", and is stored in the folder next to the current TestMain.m.

Now, compiling this file and running it results in the expected output (using TestMain.exe 1> log.txt):
--
D:\Temp\xxx\mcrCache7.14\Untitl2\Sort\TestMain
D:\Temp\xxx\mcrCache7.14\Untitl2\Sort
works
works
--

Now, commenting out only the first call to TestSub and compiling again, we find this on stdout:
--
D:\Temp\xxx\mcrCache7.14\Untitl5\Untitled1\TestMain
D:\Temp\xxx\mcrCache7.14\Untitl5\Untitled1
--
and this on stderr
--
Undefined function or variable 'TestSub'.
MATLAB:UndefinedFunction
--

I consider this an inconsistent behavior and thus a bug - does anyone disagree?

Yannick

"Yannick " <bers.remove.this@gmx.net> wrote in message 
news:ikpboi$ibr$1@fred.mathworks.com...

*snip*

> I consider this an inconsistent behavior and thus a bug - does anyone 
> disagree?

You should send a full description of these reproduction steps for this 
behavior to Technical Support so they can investigate and determine why this 
occurs and whether or not it's a bug.

-- 
Steve Lord
slord@mathworks.com
To contact Technical Support use the Contact Us link on 
http://www.mathworks.com 

"Steven_Lord" <slord@mathworks.com> wrote in message <iksb2p$4sr$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> You should send a full description of these reproduction steps for this 
> behavior to Technical Support so they can investigate and determine why this 
> occurs and whether or not it's a bug.

I did, and it looks as if it was confirmed as unwanted behavior. A workaround seems to be to use a function m file rather than a script file for TestMain, although the example code they sent back to me also uses a script file instead of a function file for TestSub. So either one of these solutions, or both combined, might hopefully be helpful to others experiencing the same issue.