Saving a .txt with Month/Day in filename
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Hello MW forum!
I'd like to save a big matrix to an ascii file as double, but I'd like the date (preferably the month/day) added to the filename before the '.txt'...
I was using something like:
save('good_series.txt', matrix_variable, '-ascii', 'double')
and Ive tried a few other things where I try to pass the date in as an argument to a filename, but it was unsuccessful. I'd like to avoid using solutions with f* anything.. fid, fopen, etc.
Thank you in advance for your suggestions and help.
Sincerely,
Michael
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Matt Kindig
2013-10-21
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2013-10-21
Is 'matrix_variable' the actual name of the variable to save, or is it a string containing the name of the variable? Because if it is the former, you need to wrap it in quotes, like:
filename = sprintf('good_series%s.txt', datestr(now,'dd-mmm-yyyy'));
save(filename, 'matrix_variable', '-ascii', 'double');
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Image Analyst
2013-10-21
Use sprintf() to construct the filename from the date string:
formatOut = 'dd-mmm-yyyy';
d=datestr(now, formatOut)
baseFileName = sprintf('%s, good_series.txt', d)
fullFileName = fullfile(yourFolder, baseFileName);
save(fullFileName, matrix_variable, '-ascii', 'double')
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Image Analyst
2013-10-22
It creates a filename with a date encoded into it. Of course, you then use that filename in the save() function to save whatever variables you want (such as the variable matrix_variable that you used) into that file. My code had
save(fullFileName, matrix_variable, '-ascii', 'double')
in it to save the variable matrix_variable into a 16 bit ASCII text file (which you want for some reason according to your original code). (This was in my initial Answer, not the comment which was to just explain that the filename did indeed have the date in it).
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