Is it possible to load a user defined mathscript function at run-time in an executable?

[plist]

I am currently allowing a customer to define their own matlab script for post-processing their data file. This is all well and good in the development environment, beecause when I re-load this VI, it searches my MathScript search paths and re-loads the .m file if it has changed. However I am noticing that when doing a build to an exe the MathScript node seems to be compiled from the file as it is at build time.

Is there anyway to avoid this? Can I programatically call the MathScript function such that it does the search at run-time? Any ideas would be much appreciated.

[Great_Britton]

Hey,

How are you including the .m file? Do you think you could post a screen shot of your code?

Thanks

[drjdpowell]

I'm encountering the same problem.  I believe it is unfortunately just not possible, as the LabVIEW Runtime lacks the ability compile mathscript at runtime.  This affects both calling a function in a .m file, or using eval() with a script in a string.

Perhaps NI could confirm this?