reading strings between spaces from a text file.
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Rakesh Praveen
am 28 Sep. 2014
Kommentiert: Geoff Hayes
am 15 Okt. 2021
The text file 'test_text.txt' contains something like this:
2.000000e-01 3 4.230000e-0 1 2
I wanted to pick each number between the spaces in a array and later i can process them. I am able to pick what I need with the code below. So if you see in line2 'X_data' contains all strings in a array so i can access them later. But say suppose there are 100 numbers in that line in the text file and i wanted to pick X_data(90) then how do I do it without keep writing %s so many times in textscan command ? Thank you.
fid = fopen('test_text.txt','r');
X_data = textscan(fid2,'%s %s %s %s');
str = X_data(4);
fclose('fid');
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Mohammad Abouali
am 28 Sep. 2014
you could use
fid = fopen('test_text.txt','r');
xdata=str2num(fgets(fid))
fclose(fid)
or you can use
M = dlmread(filename, delimiter)
or you can use
T = readtable(filename)
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Mohammad Abouali
am 29 Sep. 2014
what version of matlab do you use? May be in your version that function is not yet included. Not sure when readtable was added to matlab.
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Geoff Hayes
am 28 Sep. 2014
Rakesh - is it necessary that you treat all the data in the file as strings, especially since they appear (from your example) to be numeric? If not, then you could import the data using importdata where you specify that the delimiter between each column of data is the space character
X_data=importdata('test_text.txt',' ');
Then X_data(90) would return the 90th element from the only row in that file.
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Geoff Hayes
am 28 Sep. 2014
Did you set the delimiter type (second input to importdata) to be the space character? I took your example and pasted it into a file, and was able to read in the data using the above line of code.
Mohammad R. Ghassemi
am 14 Okt. 2021
Hi,
I need to read each line in a text file as a comple string including space such as 'n30e 45se', and apply a set of functions such as 'M=strfind(str,'n')' to each line, and get an output text file.
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Geoff Hayes
am 15 Okt. 2021
@Mohammad R. Ghassemi - as this isn't an answer to the question, please delete it and post it as a new question.
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