Can MatLab understand Java int datatype? -


I have a java.util.HashMap object that I usually want to convert to a MatLab datatype, maybe new Containers Map type

Ideally I could:

  it = javaHashMapObj.keySet.iterator; While this is HICEN JEKY = it.next; SomeMatlabObj (jkey) = javaHashMapObj.get (jkey); Lastly  

Other potential problems (please tell, if they jump on you then solve!), Then this issue is that if Java hashmic is placed with integer, then < Code> This next will still return double objects to MatLab, which will no longer function as a key in the Hashmap with javaHashMapObj.get .

Can anyone recommend a way to solve it? Increase the Java object to give me the key to MatLab int32?

MATLAB is a regularly entered number (which is double) for a Java primitive int , But if you want an integer object, you must explicitly put it in the box:

  javaHashMapobj.get (java.lang.Integer (key));  

How to change data types in MATLAB from Java, see this table


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