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On 8/1/2013 2:09 AM, Phil Roberts wrote:
> dpb <none@non.net> wrote in message <ktbcad$qr0$1@speranza.aioe.org>...
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>> It'll read multiple calls from the same file and since it appears the
>> file is counted number of lines/cycle you can use 'headerline',2 once
>> then 3 thereafter (unless the blank line also begins the file, then
>> it's even simpler as there are 3 header lines for all cases). Repeat
>> until feof(fid)
>>
>> You'll get a cell array unfortunately, but you can the cast it to a
>> matrix w/ cell2mat.
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> I am still a little unsure what you mean. I have used textscan and only
> the first block of data comes through; hence the script stops before
> reading the other two blocks of data.
>
> I have never used feof. Please can you help with some example code?
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I did cut each section to three lines and ensured there was the blank
line also at the beginning of the file as well as between the sections...
>> fid=fopen('cycle.txt','r');
>> c(1)=textscan(fid,repmat('%f',1,3), ...
'headerlines',3, 'collectoutput',1);
>> idx=2;
>> while ~feof(fid)
c(idx)=textscan(fid,repmat('%f',1,3), ...
'headerlines',2,'collectoutput',1);idx=idx+1;end
>> fid=fclose(fid);
>> c=cell2mat(c')
c =
1 10 100
2 20 200
3 30 300
11 110 1100
12 120 1200
13 130 1300
21 210 2100
22 220 2200
23 230 2300
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NB that have to treat first group differently as the scan goes until the
% f fails which reads the subsequent record. Also for convenience
assume know that there are three/row; otherwise if is unknown have to
count to find out how to reshape.
Then, since textscan() only returns a cell have to cast to the array at
the end.
Also, if the file is large will probably begin to bog down w/ the
preallocation, but those are implementation details can work out...
Oh, would the nuances of scanned i/o not be so murky...I could _NOT_ get
the counted read to work to avoid the difference between first and
subsequent groups...could never get it to reliably break at same place
between groups irregardless of how I tried it...
I'll lament again that it's a shame TMW didn't use the Fortran FORMAT
and i/o subsystem instead of C... :(
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