Enter input arguments by typing them now?

Hi all

 I am have this problem, when click run the prog. the prog. asked me to enter the input argument by typing it?

where I typing them? In the Editor or in the command window?

[Geoff Hayes]

What program are you running? Where is the question appearing? If the question appears in the Command Window, then presumably the answer should be entered there.

[Mary Jon]

appearing near the run bottom as comment ,not in the command window.

this is code of the prog.

 function A = OSCaROrbit2ProjectionMatrix(theta_G,du,dv,u_off,v_off,SDD,SAD)
%%**************************************************************************
%%System name:      Cone-Beam CT Bench
%%Module name:      pmhOrbit2PM.m
%%Version number:   1
%%Revision number:  00
%%Revision date:    16-Dec-2003
%%2002 (C) Copyright by Douglas J. Moseley.

Princess Margaret Hospital

Usage: pmhOrbit2PMIMG

Inputs:

Outputs:

Description:

Open an iView3D IMG file into Matlab matrix object

Notes:

%%*************************************************************************
%%References:
%%*************************************************************************
%%Revision History
%%0.100    2003 12 16     DJM Initial version
%%*************************************************************************
%disp('Entering open_IMG');
% Assumption: SAD, SDD, IAD all constants for idealised circular trajectory
theta_G = theta_G(:);
u_off = u_off(:);
v_off = v_off(:);
N_proj = length(theta_G);

%SDD = SAD+IAD;

A = zeros(3,4,N_proj);

alpha = 0; % Skew angle (for non-rectangular pixels)

for k=1:N_proj

    % focal length
    f = SDD;

    C =  [ 1/du   tan(alpha)   u_off(k)  
             0       1/dv      v_off(k) 
             0        0           1    ] ;

    P =  [  -f  0  0  0  
            0  -f  0  0   
            0  0  1  0  ];

    % transformation from world coordinates to imaging coordinates
%    Ri = pmhRotationMatrix(90,0,theta_G(k)+180);  % for MV which is 90 degrees out of phase
    Ri = pmhRotationMatrix(90,0,theta_G(k)+90);
    Xs = [ SAD*cosd(theta_G(k)); SAD*sind(theta_G(k)); 0 ];
    Tw = [   Ri           -Ri*Xs
            zeros(1,3)        1       ];

    A(:,:,k) = C*P*Tw;

    % Normalize Projection distance to image plane
    A(:,:,k) = A(:,:,k)./A(3,4,k);

end

return

[Geoff Hayes]

Nowhere in the above code is it asking the user for some input. Which line are you referring to, that which is %disp('Entering open_IMG');? If so, I think that the intent of this statement was just to say (at one time) that the software was now entering the function named open_IMG. Though since it is commented out (and there is no function called open_IMG), it no longer has any relevance. And the code doesn't seem to run anyway since pmhRotationMatrix is undefined.