mutiple reshaping files and the output have similar name of the input files

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Ahmad Abbas 2020-12-11

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编辑： Ive J 2020-12-14

i am loading more than 60 ASCII files. i want to reshape them but i want the output files from the reashing match the input files names or at least the number name in the files.

files name fv895,fv898,fv995...............

clear
files = dir('fv*.asc');
for i=1:length(files)
    eval(['load ' files(i).name ' -ascii']);
    sd=reshape(files(i).name,1,[]);
end

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Ahmad Abbas 2020-12-14

the eval was a mistake which i should not used it. i was trying to load all files then reshape them to do more anaylsing work.

Ahmad Abbas 2020-12-14

i am updating the code. i do not want to create many lines to reshape all the files. how i can create a loop to do it for me

%%

clear

files = dir('fv*.asc');

numfiles = length(files);

mydata = cell(1, numfiles);

for i=1:numfiles

load(files(i).name);

end

rfv1095=reshape (fv1095,1,[]);

rfv1098=reshape (fv1098,1,[]);

rfv1195=reshape (fv1195,1,[]);

rfv1195=reshape (fv1198,1,[]);

rfv1295=reshape (fv1295,1,[]);

rfv1295=reshape (fv1298,1,[]);

rfv1395=reshape (fv1395,1,[]);

rfv1395=reshape (fv1398,1,[]);

rfv1495=reshape (fv1495,1,[]);

rfv1495=reshape (fv1498,1,[]);

rfv1595=reshape (fv1595,1,[]);

rfv1595=reshape (fv1598,1,[]);

rfv1695=reshape (fv1695,1,[]);

rfv1695=reshape (fv1698,1,[]);

rfv1795=reshape (fv1795,1,[]);

rfv1795=reshape (fv1798,1,[]);

rfv1895=reshape (fv1895,1,[]);

rfv1895=reshape (fv1898,1,[]);

rfv1995=reshape (fv1995,1,[]);

rfv1995=reshape (fv1998,1,[]);

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Answer 1

Ive J 2020-12-14

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编辑：Ive J 2020-12-14

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I'm not aware of you file contents (or even whehter you can use load to read them). Regardless, you may need something like:

files = dir('fv*.asc');
mydata = cell(numel(files), 1);
for i = 1:numel(files)
    mydata{i} = load(files(i).name); % still don't know if you need readtable, readcell, fread, etc instead of load
    mydata{i} = reshape(mydata{i}, 1, []); 
end