Help with saving a matrix
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I have a matrix with dimension MxN double. How can I write this matrix in a .dat file by using the function fprintf ? M and N can be arbitrarily big. Thanks
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dpb
2015-3-18
What's the problem with the examples at
doc fprintf
???
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Hmmm....answering my own question--ok, they are a little skimpy on generalities, aren't they?
fmt=['%.3f ',1,size(X,2)-1) '%.3f\n']; % format for number columns
fprintf(fid,fmt,X.') % and write--NB: the .' to output in row order
open the file with fopen first, of course, to have a valid file handle and close when done.
NB: There are higher-level routines such as dlmwrite that relieve some of the burdens. A particular key of note in the above is the use of repmat to build the format string of the right number of repeated fields since C i/o is so lame-brained/ill-conceived as to have written the descriptors such that can't introduce a repeat count (can you tell I've been thru another extensive thread just within last few days lamenting many of the shortcomings of C format strings vis a vis Fortran FORMAT?)...
I agree after looking that the examples should be more representative of real practice for more than toy ones that illustrate such issues and mention the storage order issues, etc., etc., etc., ...
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