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fprintf problem, can't print
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My code is as follow:
for i = 1:length(Ta)
fprintf(fid, '%s;%.2f;%.2f;%.2f;%.2f\n', DateTimeStr(i), Ta(i), Pa(i), Tb(i), Pb(i));
end
DateTimeStr(i) is an string array of 14 characters. Ta(i), Pa(i), Tb(i), Pb(i)) are floating number.
Somehow in my text file DateTimeStr(i) only print 1 character, the rest is OK. Here is how it print to file:
2;55.05;87.82;54.26;84.27
2;55.04;87.80;54.26;84.27
2;55.07;87.81;54.26;84.28
2;55.04;87.81;54.25;84.28
2;55.03;87.81;54.25;84.28
it should be like this
20120906093000;55.04;87.80;54.26;84.27
20120906093100;55.07;87.81;54.26;84.28
20120906093200;55.04;87.81;54.25;84.28
20120906093300;55.03;87.81;54.25;84.28
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Jan
2018-4-16
编辑:Jan
2018-4-16
What exactly is "a string array of 14 characters"? Obviously "DateTimeStr(i)" causes the problem, so please post exactly the type and size of this variable as well as its contents.
In my test it works as expected:
D = ["12345678901234", "12345678901234"]
fprintf('%s;\n' D(1));
So please explain the difference of this simple example and your data.
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Star Strider
2018-4-16
Since ‘DateTimeStr’ is likely an character array, you have to address it as such in the variable reference to it:
fprintf(fid, '%s;%.2f;%.2f;%.2f;%.2f\n', DateTimeStr(i,:), Ta(i), Pa(i), Tb(i), Pb(i));
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Star Strider
2018-4-16
It confused me too at first.
I experimented by printing it first with a single subscript, (printing only a 2), then adding the second subscript and printing the entire character vector. That’s when I figured out that ‘DateTimeStr’ is an array of character vectors, since only that assumption will produce the observed results.
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