fclose error "Not enough input arguments"

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Ryan
Ryan 2011-7-18
I have an .m file that saves the data output from a program into two different text files. The code is as follows:
if isempty (myfile)
myfile = ['Data_' num2str(nsub) '.txt'];
end
% fileout = ([cd, '\', myfile]);
fileout = myfile;
if isempty(nsub)
namesubj = 'thresholds.txt';
else
namesubj = ['Thresholds_' num2str(nsub) '.txt'];
end
filesubj = fopen(namesubj, 'a');
fprintf (filesubj, 'BLOCK\tTHRESHOLD\n');
if exist(fileout, 'file');
fprintf (fileout, 'nsub\tblock\ttrial\tlevel\tgamma\trispAC\tthreshold\n');
for i=1:size(MATSAVEDATA,1)
fprintf(fileout, '%3.0f\t%s\t%s\t%2.0f\t%2.0f\t%4.3f\t%1.1f\t%1.0f\
t%4.3f\t%s\n', nsub, ... %%I TOOK OUT THE REST OF THIS FUNCTION JUST BECAUSE IT IS EXTREMELY LONG AND SCREWS UP THE FORMATTING)
if i<size(MATSAVEDATA,1)&& MATSAVEDATA (i+1,1)~= MATSAVEDATA (i,1)||
i==size(MATSAVEDATA,1)
fprintf (filesubj,'%2.0f\t%3.3f\n',MATSAVEDATA (i,1),MATSAVEDATA (i,6));
end
end
end
fclose (all);
Now, the problem I have is with fclose. When I run the program it gives me the error "Not enough input arguments." I tried changing the end to:
fclose (fileout);
fclose (filesubj);
But MATLAB gave me an error that said I needed to use fclose (all). I don't understand what the issue is here, fclose (all) should just close both of the files, what does it mean that there aren't enough input arguments?

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Jan
Jan 2011-7-18
"fclose(all)" calls the function all, but you want:
fclose('all')
which is equivalent to:
fclose all
For exactly such cases it is stated so often in this forum, that the complete error message should be (read and) posted:
??? Error using ==> all
Not enough input arguments.
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Ryan
Ryan 2011-7-18
Thanks, heh, I actually figured this out about 10 seconds after I posted my question. It's always the dumb little things like that ...

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Friedrich
Friedrich 2011-7-18
Hi,
e.g. this call
fprintf (fileout, 'nsub\tblock\ttrial\tlevel\tgamma\trispAC\tthreshold\n');
is not correct since fprintf expects a file pointer and not a file name. I think this is just a little typo since you are checking for the existence of that file one line higher. Change it to filesubj and the fclose to fclose(filesubj) should solve the issue.

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