How to make a new folder within another folder?

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Ibro Tutic
Ibro Tutic 2015-10-29
评论： Rik 2020-12-26
Hi, I need to make a new sub folder within a main folder. When using mkdir(newfolder, newsubfolder) where newfolder is the parent folder where I want the newsubfolder saved, I get syntax errors every time. The full code is attached below.
> In CSVtoMatLab (line 77) Error using mkdir The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
Error in CSVtoMatLab (line 85) mkdir(newfolder,newsubfolder);
Thanks for any help.
if true
clear all
close all
clc
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Asks for User Inputs %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
prompt={'Enter a value for R:','Enter a value for C:','Enter a value for beta:','Enter a value for Life Goal:','Enter a value for N:','Enter a value for m:'};
title='Resonant Dwell Calculator Inputs';
answer=inputdlg(prompt,title);
a = str2num(answer{1});
b = str2num(answer{2});
c = str2num(answer{3});
d = str2num(answer{4});
e = str2num(answer{5});
f = str2num(answer{6});
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%File Pathing %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
projectdir = 'C:\Users\it58528\Documents\Dig Test'; %Start here. or name an absolute directory
newdir = 'C:\Users\it58528\Desktop\Test';
folderinfo = dir(projectdir);
folderinfo = folderinfo([folderinfo.isdir]); %select only the directories
folderinfo = folderinfo(~ismember({folderinfo.name}, {'.', '..'})); %remove directories . and ..
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Reliability goals %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
R = a;
C = b;
beta = c;
LifeGoal = d;
N = e;
m = f;
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Digs for Files/Reads/Saves %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
for folderidx = 1 : length(folderinfo)
thisfolder = fullfile(projectdir, folderinfo(folderidx).name);
subfolderinfo = dir(thisfolder);
subfolderinfo = subfolderinfo([subfolderinfo.isdir]); %select only the directories
subfolderinfo = subfolderinfo(~ismember({subfolderinfo.name}, {'.', '..'})); %remove directories . and ..
folderidxi = folderinfo(folderidx).name;
newfolder = fullfile(newdir, folderidxi);
mkdir(newfolder);
for subfolderidx = 1 : length(subfolderinfo)
subfolderi = subfolderinfo(subfolderidx).name;
thissubfolder = fullfile(thisfolder, subfolderi);
fileinfo = dir( fullfile(thissubfolder, '*.csv') );
newsubfolder = fullfile(newdir, subfolderi);
mkdir(newfolder,newsubfolder);
for fileidx = 1 : length(fileinfo)
filenamei = fileinfo(fileidx).name;
thisfile = fullfile(thissubfolder, filenamei);
[filepath, basename, ext] = fileparts(thisfile);
data = csvread(thisfile,5,2);
PIN(fileidx).PIN = fileinfo(fileidx).name(1:17);
PIN(fileidx).loadprofile = data(1:15,:);
PIN(fileidx).hours = sum(sum(PIN(fileidx).loadprofile,1));
PIN(fileidx).loadprofilepercent = PIN(fileidx).loadprofile./PIN(fileidx).hours;
PIN(fileidx).loadpercent = data(:,2);
PIN(fileidx).RPM = data(16,:);
loadprofilecolumn = find(PIN(fileidx).RPM>Resonance);
xSpeed = PIN(fileidx).RPM(loadprofilecolumn(1)-1);
newsubfolder = fullfile(newdir, subfolderi);
mkdir(newsubfolder)
newfilename = fullfile(newsubfolder, filenamei);
save(newfilename,'PIN');
end %files within subfolder
end %subfolders within folder
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Adam
Adam 2015-10-29
编辑：Adam 2015-10-29
Have you put breakpoints in?
This kind of thing is usually far quicker to find the problem with by just putting in a breakpoint, looking on the command line at the components you are using and passing to mkdir and seeing the problem than waiting for answers on a forum.
The
mkdir(newfolder, newsubfolder)
syntax works fine in a general case if the arguments you give it are sensible - i.e. an existing parent folder and a valid string for the subfolder.
Obviously you will need to have write access in the folder too though.

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Thorsten
Thorsten 2015-10-29
Just use one argument:
mkdir(newsubfolder);
And in the for fileidx = 1 : length(fileinfo) loop, get rid of the lines
newsubfolder = fullfile(newdir, subfolderi);
mkdir(newsubfolder)
This has to be done just once for each subfolder, not once for each file in a subfolder.
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Ibro Tutic
Ibro Tutic 2015-10-29
编辑：Ibro Tutic 2015-10-29
Yea, that works a little. It creates the two folders within the specified directory. So within the folder 'Test' I get two files, 'Bla' and 'CSV Data'. And within the CSV Data is the data I am saving. Now what I need to happen is the 'CSV Data' folder to be inside of the 'Bla' folder. But this creates both folders inside of the directory, which is not what I want.
I assume I could somehow edit the second directory to point into the 'Bla' folder, so the 'CSV Data' folder is saved within it? I am not sure how to go about that without making it user friendly in the sense that you don't need to edit the directory within the code.
Thanks for the help.

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