Matrix insertion to a txt-file
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I am trying to get matlab to put three matrices into a text file, in a nice fashion.
I have this code:X = randi(10,3,5);
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt',X)
Y = randi(10,5,7);
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt',Y,'-append')
Z = randi(10,20,2);
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt',Z,'-append')
clear
%dlmwrite'Mymatrices.txt')
readmatrix('Mymatrices.txt')
save('Matlab283workspace.mat')
BUT I would like to modify it to :
- Put the matrices in a nicer fashion in the text file, and without the commas.
- Let each matrix be preceeded by the information:size, above the matrices , in the text-file
- When i write "readmatrix" at the end, it only writes out the last matrix - allthough all three matrices are present in the txt-file
Thanks for input!
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Adam Danz
2021-5-20
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Mathieu NOE
2021-5-14
hello Robert
try this :
clc
clearvars
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt','----------------------','delimiter','')
X = randi(10,3,5);
txt1 = [' First matrix dimensions : ' num2str(size(X,1)) ' by ' num2str(size(X,2))];
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt',txt1,'delimiter','','-append')
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt',X,'delimiter','\t','-append')
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt','----------------------','delimiter','','-append')
Y = randi(10,5,7);
txt2 = [' Second matrix dimensions : ' num2str(size(Y,1)) ' by ' num2str(size(Y,2))];
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt',txt2,'delimiter','','-append')
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt',Y,'delimiter','\t','-append')
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt','----------------------','delimiter','','-append')
Z = randi(10,20,2);
txt3 = [' Third matrix dimensions : ' num2str(size(Z,1)) ' by ' num2str(size(Z,2))];
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt',txt3,'delimiter','','-append')
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt',Z,'delimiter','\t','-append')
dlmwrite('Mymatrices.txt','----------------------','delimiter','','-append')
clear
%dlmwrite'Mymatrices.txt')
readmatrix('Mymatrices.txt')
save('Matlab283workspace.mat')
will give this output :
----------------------
First matrix dimensions : 3 by 5
10 10 8 9 8
1 10 1 9 4
10 7 2 2 3
----------------------
Second matrix dimensions : 5 by 7
9 10 10 7 6 9 1
5 4 4 3 9 3 6
7 6 7 6 10 10 5
1 8 5 2 8 10 1
8 2 7 10 6 10 10
----------------------
Third matrix dimensions : 20 by 2
8 3
1 10
8 2
3 9
10 5
2 8
6 4
5 9
5 9
9 2
3 7
6 2
10 5
7 6
1 6
4 8
9 8
4 10
8 5
8 5
----------------------
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Adam Danz
2021-5-14
编辑:Adam Danz
2021-5-14
Another way to do this is by using formattedDisplayText() which became available in Matlab R2021a (see Community Highlight).
Collect all of the text in a string array.
The string array will be vertically concatenated.
X = randi(10,3,5);
Y = randi(10,5,7);
Z = randi(10,20,2);
clear('txt')
txt(1) = "----------------------";
txt(2) = string(sprintf(' First matrix dimensions : %d by %d', size(X)));
txt(3) = formattedDisplayText(X);
txt(4) = txt(1);
txt(5) = string(sprintf(' Second matrix dimensions : %d by %d', size(Y)));
txt(6) = formattedDisplayText(Y);
txt(7) = txt(1);
txt(8) = string(sprintf(' Third matrix dimensions : %d by %d', size(Y)));
txt(9) = formattedDisplayText(Z);
txt(10) = txt(1);
Join the string array into a single string
% Remove any new-line characters from the formattedDisplayText outputs
txt = regexprep(txt,'\n$', '');
% Join string array into single string
txtCat = strjoin(txt(:),newline)
Write string to text file
This example writes to the temporary directory. Replace tempdir with another directory path if you don't want to save to the temp dir.
% Write to text file
file = fullfile(tempdir,'Mymatrices.txt');
fid = fopen(file,'w+');
cleanup = onCleanup(@()fclose(fid));
fprintf(fid, '%s', txtCat);
clear cleanup
winopen(file) % Opens the text file, for Windows platforms
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