Why does %c not read whitespaces with the TEXTREAD function?

2009 6 27
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Why does %c not read whitespaces with the TEXTREAD function?
I am trying to read a file using TEXTREAD. Here is an example input file:
one two three four
one two three four
I should be able to read this file using
[a, b] = textread('file', '%3c%3c%*[^\n]');
and expect the output to be:
a=[ 'one'; 'one' ] and
b=[ ' tw'; ' tw'; ]
But I get
a=[ 'one'; 'one' ] and
b=[ 'two'; 'two' ]
It appears that the whitespace between the 'one' and 'two' is skipped.

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This bug has been fixed for Release 14 (R14). For previous releases, please read below for any possible workarounds:
This is a bug in MATLAB that has been brought to the attention of our development staff so that it may be fixed in a future release of MATLAB.
As a workaround, you need to explicitly define the space as a whitespace character. You can do this by passing the 'whitespace' argument to the TEXTREAD command.
For example, your command line may look something like the following:
[a, b] = textread('file.m', '%3c%3c%*[^\n]','whitespace','');

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