Selecting part of a string

I have a list of file names in a variable called file_name e.g:
[a.txt b.txt c.txt d.txt]
I would like to create a new variable which only contains:
[a b c d]
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance Matt

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Gerd
Gerd am 14 Jun. 2011
Hi Matt,
is your file_name variable just one string like
file_name = ['a.txt' 'b.txt' 'c.txt' 'd.txt']?
Matt
Matt am 14 Jun. 2011
I'm not sure what you mean, it is a 4x1 matrix (4 rows, 1 column).
Thanks,
Matt
Paulo Silva
Paulo Silva am 14 Jun. 2011
You say 4 rows and 1 column but your example is 4 columns and 1 row

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Paulo Silva
Paulo Silva am 14 Jun. 2011

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surely not the best way to do it but here is my way
v=['a.txt' 'b.txt' 'c.txt' 'd.txt']
cell2mat(arrayfun(@(x)strtok(x,'.txt'),v,'uni',false))
or
v=['a.txt' 'b.txt' 'c.txt' 'd.txt']'
cell2mat(arrayfun(@(x)strtok(x,'.txt'),v,'uni',false))

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Matt
Matt am 14 Jun. 2011
Hi,
I'm getting the following error for both of the above methods
"Cannot support cell arrays containing cell arrays or
objects."
Thanks,
Matt
Matt
Matt am 14 Jun. 2011
The following kind of works:
arrayfun(@(x)strtok(x,'.txt'),file_list,'uni',false)
but in the new variable there are quotes around the text e.g
'a.txt' is it possible to remove the quotes?
Matt
Matt am 14 Jun. 2011
Hi,
this works perfectly:
x = strtok(file_list,'.txt')
thanks,
Matt

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