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From: Sebastiaan on 2 Nov 2009 05:51
"Cedric " <cedriccioi(a)gmail.com> wrote in message <hcmcvt$m4e$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> "Sebastiaan " <s.breedveld(a)erasmusmc.REMOVE.BOO.BOO.nl> wrote in message <hcmbqd$2od$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> > If you modify your file slightly:
> > >
> > > %
> > > %
> > > %
> > > %
> > > DataFolder='..\..\Data\rtsc';
> > > UPath='SupportingData\um.txt';
> > > VPath='SupportingData\vm.txt';
> > > Mask='SupportingData\m.out';
> > > TestModelUMaskPath='%s TestModelVMaskPath=%s TestModelMask=%s'
> >
> > i.e. placing a ' ' around the strings, you can just run it in Matlab:
> > run('control')
> > it defines the variables DataFolder, UPath, etc. as above.
> >
> > An m-file is just a text file and is much easier to invoke in Matlab.
> >
> > Maybe not an answer to your question, but a nice alternative :)
> >
> > Sebastiaan
>
> Its a great alternative :) Thank you
>
> I m curious as to whether i was using textscan correctly in the code posted above? as ideally i would be reading the variable name and data from a text file.

Well, my few attemps with textscan were not very fruitful either :)

What I see in the example above is that the last line is not terminated with a ; but with a '.

Sebastiaan
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