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how to open multiple files and write to those open files at the same time in a loop

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Hi I try to write three different two dimensional table of which the data is calculated in a single loop to a file dedicated to each table; hence three different files.
my code starts like this:
fid1 = fopen(filename1, 'w');
if fid1 == -1, error('Cannot open file'); end
fid2 = fopen(filename2, 'w');
if fid2 == -1, error('Cannot open file'); end
fid3 = fopen(filename3, 'w');
if fid3 == -1, error('Cannot open file'); end
Then i want to write somethings to the files like this :
%for loop where the essence looks like this:
for
[parameter_1,parameter_2,parameter_3] = calculations()
fprintf(fid1,'\t%g',parameter_1);
fprintf(fid2,'\t%g',parameter_2);
fprintf(fid3,'\t%g',parameter_3);
end
I get the error 'cannot open file' as soon as matlab tries open the second file (filename2). When i comment out the second and third line i get the same error for the third file (filename3); hence could it be that Matlab cannot open several files simultaniously to write to?
If this correct,is there an alternative way to circumvent this problem?
thanks!
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dpb
dpb am 17 Dez. 2013
Not a limitation in Matlab, no.
Most likely either filename[2|3] is already open for another process during your debugging or similar problem.
Use the alternate second return to fopen to get more info on why the operation is failing...
[fid2,msg] = fopen(filename2, 'w');
msg
And, of course, make sure the path you're trying to write to is one for which you have write privilege and so on...

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