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RE: reading xls file
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Ghassen El Montasser |
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RE: reading xls file |
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Mon, 10 Sep 2007 02:11:48 +0200 |
Hi Hassen,
I think that I know your problem. you can save non headed columns in a csv file, say ('myfile.csv'), and write
>dlmread('myfile.csv',";") # suppose that the separator is ";".
#NB: with the separator";" you can not use: csvread('myfile.csv',";")
# since the function csvread used another function("dlmread") that only consider the separator",".
Now suppose that you saved your non headed columns in a txt file, say('myfile.txt'). To read the next line from fid you can use:
>fid=fopen('myfile.txt');
>tline=fgetl(fid)
you will obtain the first line of 'myfile.txt' and when you repeat the command fgetl you will obtain the other lines. If you want to read all the lines, you can use the following small program:
>fid=fopen('myfile.txt');
>while 1
>tline=fgetl(fid);
>if~ischar(tline), break, end
>disp(tline)
>end
>fclose(fid);
cheers
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