How to save specific variable names
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Hello!
I have a large workspace and i want to save workspace variables that includes specific characters and letters. For example i want to save multiple variables that contains "T22P50" in their name. For instance, I got the variable names "Pressure_T22P50", "Position_T22P50" etc and i want to save these into a .mat file. Since these variables changes for different tests (T22P50, T30P50 etc), is there a way that the save function can search in the workspace for variables containing the specific characters, instead of manually changing them each time?
I hope the question is clear, thanks in advance!
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Note that your code would be much simpler, faster, and more reliable if you did not put meta-data into variable names:
Better code (simpler, faster, more reliable, easier to read,...) would simply use indexing or fieldnames instead of putting meta-data into variable names. Then your question would simply require saving one variable, and would not rely on ugly hack code.
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workspaceVars = who;
findVars = strfind(workspaceVars, 'P250');
indexVars = find(not(cellfun('isempty', findVars)));
Now you can use workspaceVars and indexVars along with save. For example,
save('name.mat',workspaceVars{indexVars(1)})
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abj9
2017-4-27
KL
2017-4-27
What do you mean? In the above code, 'P250' and 'isempty' both are between quotes but I don't think you'd wanna change 'isempty'.
KL
2017-4-27
Intuitive idea is to define that as a variable and just change it just once at the top. If you have all the possible names in an array, even better.
abj9
2017-4-27
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Fangjun Jiang
2017-4-27
Vars=who('*_T22P50');
save('MatFile',Vars{:});
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