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From: Jan Simon on 15 Feb 2010 10:26
Dear Andy!

> My apologies, I appear to have explained this pretty poorly. By 16 and 32 bit long, I mean that a single file will be either 16 or 32 bit long, but I will require to read in both. An example of what I'm trying to read in is:

The file is 16 or 32 bit long? Are you sure that you read 2 or 4 bytes only? Then your example is confusing:

> 0000000000000000
> 0011010111011011
> 0011101000110010
> 0000100100001000
> 1100111110010001
> 1100001010100001

Are these bits, bytes or characters?

> So far, I haven't found a way of using fread to be able to read this in correctly. The best suggestion I've had was to use fread(fid,'*char') and then perform bin2dec on that but I suspect I had a syntax problem because it said that character was too long.

If you have a program, which causes an error message, please post the (relevant part) of it together with a copy of the error message! Then the newsgroup member can solve your particular problem and do not have to write the complete program...

Kind regards, Jan
From: Big Andy Nicol on 15 Feb 2010 11:24
Thanks for everyone's input. Fortunately, our resident Matlab guru has managed to find a solution:

fid = fopen ('./input1.dat')
binarray = [];
bincount = 1;

while (feof(fid) ~= true)

bin_num = fgetl(fid);
binarray(bincount) = bin2dec(bin_num);
bincount = bincount +1;

end

Sorry for all the trouble!!
Andy
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