Error in UIgetfile
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Hi,
How to load multiple mat files into the workspace , I tried this but working only for single mat file.
[FileName,PathName] = uigetfile('*.mat','Select mat file','MultiSelect','on');
NAME = [PathName,FileName];
evalin('base',['load ' NAME]);
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Walter Roberson
2012-4-28
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uigetfile() returns a cell array of strings when MultiSelect is on.
It is not possible to request to load multiple files in a single load() statement. You will have to loop.
Loading a mat file into a workspace the way you are doing is not recommended, as the files might happen to contain variable names that interfere with something else you are doing.
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Karthik KJ
2012-5-19
Walter Roberson
2012-5-20
Use the function form of load() to return a structure that contains all the loaded variables as fields. If you must write the results into the base workspace for some reason, then write the entire structure as a unit.
Assume that the user is going to be malicious and deliberately ask to load a .mat file that has a variable name the same name as some important existing variable.
Jan
2012-5-19
[FileName, PathName] = uigetfile('*.mat','Select mat file','MultiSelect','on');
if ~isequal(FileName, 0)
FileName = cellstr(FileName); % Care for a single selection
for iFile = 1:numel(FileName)
evalin('base', ['load ', fullfile(PathName, FileName{iFile}]);
end
end
I do not like evalin, because it impedes debugging and poofing variables to another workspace slows down Matlab. The JIT acceleration cannot recognize the existence or type of a variable when they are injected from a subfunction using evalin. It would be better to forward the loaded data structs as outputs.
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