This example shows you how to make .NET classes visible to MATLAB® by
loading a global assembly using the NET.addAssembly function.
The speech synthesizer class (available in .NET Framework Version 3.0 and above) provides ready-to-use text-to-speech features. For example, type:
NET.addAssembly('System.Speech'); speak = System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer; speak.Volume = 100; Speak(speak,'You can use .NET Libraries in MATLAB')
The speech synthesizer class, like any .NET class, is part of
an assembly. To work with the class, call NET.addAssembly to
load the assembly into MATLAB. Your vendor documentation contains
the assembly name. For example, search the Microsoft® .NET Framework website
for the System.SpeechSynthesizer class. The assembly
name is System.Speech.
NET.addAssembly('System.Speech');
The System.Speech assembly is a global assembly. If
your assembly is a private assembly, use the full path for the
input to NET.addAssembly.
The System.DateTime Example does
not call NET.addAssembly because MATLAB dynamically
loads its assembly (mscorlib) at startup.
You cannot unload an assembly in MATLAB.