Re: Matlab Script Files

[Paul Kienzle]

Hubert,

The first arg. to fprintf needs to be the unit number returned from
an fopen call, or a string if printing to standard output.  You can
also print to stdout or stderr.

If you are on a unix-like system (including cygwin) you can use sed
to transform your files:

        mkdir trans
	for f in *.m ; do sed -e"s/fprintf *[(]'pri*[0-9]',/fprintf(stdout,/g" 
< $f > trans/$f; done

The files in the directory trans should contain proper fprintf 
statements.

        - Paul

On Dec 31, 2004, at 1:29 PM, Hubert Fitch wrote:

> ------------------------------------------------------------
> Examples of formatted print sttements.
>  
> fprintf('pri0',' mass_electron          %18e',mass_electron);
> fprintf('pri0','  kilograms \n')
>
> fprintf('pri0',' space_impedance        %18e',space_impedance);
> fprintf('pri0','  Ohms \n')
>
> % unitsx.m  
>  fprintf('prifile0','filename=units.m   
> UNITS/DIMENSIONS/Definitions    \n\n');
> fprintf('prifile0','Newton = Force                        
> kg*meter/sec^2 \n');



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