Copy file to a new folder
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Under a folder, I have a lot of .mat. "19800101.mat", "19800102.mat", ......."19800201.mat", "19800202.mat", ......"19801201.mat".... I want to copy "19800101.mat", "19800102.mat", and copy others which also belong to January to a new folder, and display this new folder directory. February to a another new folder, and so on. Thanks.
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Walter Roberson
2016-3-8
destdirs = {'January', 'February', 'March', ... 'December'};
ndests = length(destdirs);
for K = 1 : ndests
if ~exist(destdirs{K}, 'dir'); mkdir(destdirs{K}); end
end
dinfo = dir('*.mat');
filenames = {dinfo.name};
%remove filenames that are not a 4 digit year followed by a 2 digit month followed by a
%2 digit day followed by .mat. Years starting in 0, 1, or 2 are accepted with this check
namebad = cellfun(@isempty, regexp(filenames, '[012]\d\d\d[01]\d\d\d\.mat$') );
filenames(namebad) = [];
nfiles = length(filenames);
for K = 1 : nfiles
thisfile = filenames{K};
monthnum = sscanf(thisfile, '%*4d%2d', 1);
if monthnum > ndests
fprintf('File has invalid month number, skipping "%s"\n', thisfile);
else
destdir = destdirs{monthnum};
copyfile( thisfile, destdir );
end
end
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John BG
2016-3-8
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2016-3-8
Hi Jason
one way to copy files is with command dos
path1='put here full destination path' % for instance D:\Documents\backup\'
dos('copy file_name.mat path1')
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thanks in advance
John
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Jan
2016-3-8
MAtlab's copyfile is more direct and faster than starting a DOS command. If there is really a reason to call DOS, use:
dos(['copy file_name.mat ', path1])
Prajwol Tamrakar
2020-5-27
This issue of copying file to another directory is possibly due to "ready only access". Use 'f' option to override the read-only status of the destination folder.
copyfile(SourceFile, DestinyFile, 'f')
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