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CELLWRITE
by Francis Barnhart
Cellwrite writes mixed cell array data to a CSV file.
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%CELLWRITE Write a cell array to a comma separated value file.
% CELLWRITE(FILENAME, C) writes cell array C into FILENAME as comma
% separated values.
%
% NOTE: This function is not completely compatible with CSVWRITE.
% Offsets are not supported and 0 values are not omitted.
%
% See also CSVWRITE, CSVREAD, DLMREAD, DLMWRITE, WK1READ, WK1WRITE.
function cellwrite(filename, cellarray)
% The cell array is traversed, the contents of each cell are converted
% to a string, and a CSV file is written using low level fprintf
% statements.
[rows, cols] = size(cellarray);
fid = fopen(filename, 'w');
for i_row = 1:rows
file_line = '';
for i_col = 1:cols
contents = cellarray{i_row,i_col};
if isnumeric(contents)
contents = num2str(contents);
elseif isempty(contents)
contents = '';
end
if i_col<cols
file_line = [file_line, contents, ','];
else
file_line = [file_line, contents];
end
end
count = fprintf(fid,'%s\n',file_line);
end
st = fclose(fid);
if st == -1
error('Bad file write')
end
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