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From: hpc on 26 May 2010 04:05 Hi All, Searching for a solution to variable file name. I use the code for i = 0 : 100 var1=['check.0000',num2str(i),'.pfb']; end I want the var1 to hold check.00000.pfb check.00001.pfb ...... check.00010.pfb ...... check.00100.pfb but this program will give check.00000.pfb check.00001.pfb ...... check.000010.pfb % i want check.00010.pfb ...... in every next loop value but the problem is that I will have to create if condition i.e. i<10 i<100 and so on... is there any other way to do it. Thanking in advance Ashutosh Singh
From: us on 26 May 2010 04:14 hpc <ashutoshsingh.ashu(a)gmail.com> wrote in message <2f1a029f-37c6-4585-a26d-2f1f34540973(a)z17g2000vbd.googlegroups.com>... > Hi All, > > Searching for a solution to variable file name. I use the code > > for i = 0 : 100 > var1=['check.0000',num2str(i),'.pfb']; > end > > I want the var1 to hold > check.00000.pfb > check.00001.pfb > ..... > check.00010.pfb > ..... > check.00100.pfb > > > but this program will give > > check.00000.pfb > check.00001.pfb > ..... > check.000010.pfb % i want check.00010.pfb > ..... > in every next loop value but the problem is that I will have to create > if condition i.e. i<10 i<100 and so on... > is there any other way to do it. > > Thanking in advance > Ashutosh Singh one of the solutions n=3; clear s; % <- save old stuff(!)... for i=1:n fn=sprintf('f%3.3d',i); s.(fn).f=1; end disp(s) %{ f001: [1x1 struct] f002: [1x1 struct] f003: [1x1 struct] %} us
From: hpc on 26 May 2010 04:21 absolutely fine !!!!! it works !!!!! thanks a lot .... ashu
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