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Re: Naming arrays


From: Samir Sharshar
Subject: Re: Naming arrays
Date: Sun, 21 Nov 2004 18:58:16 +0100

Hi,

Try for save duty in your routine

 eval(sprintf("save  ./Matrix_%d.mat", number));

to save your workspace in the current working directory with the name Matrix_valueofnumber.mat

You just have to increment the value of the variable number.

To load Matrix_m.mat type

 eval(sprintf("load  ./Matrix_%d.mat", number));

Cheers

Samir

Le 21 nov. 04, à 11:32, Diego Ruiz a écrit :

Thear all,

Is there any way for sequentially naming arrays?
The point is, I'm working in a simulation routine which,
depending on the parameters of each particular run, will
generate a number of arrays (matrices) m<M.
Is is possible to sequentially name them , for example
Matrix_1
Matrix_2
Matrix_3
...
Matrix_m,
without explicitly entering them in the main body of the program?

Note: Because of the nature of the routine I cannot use
multidimensional arrays.

Than you very much,
Diego

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