functions in textload.i -
text_cells
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text = text_cells(filename, delim) returns a 2D array of strings containing the spreadsheet data in FILENAME. FILENAME can be comma separated values (.csv), or tab-delimited columns. DELIM is the field delimiter character, which can be omitted to get the following default behavior: 1. If FILENAME ends in ".csv" (any case), DELIM = ",". 2. If the file contains any tab characters, DELIM = "\t". 3. Otherwise, DELIM = ",". If DELIM = ",", an attempt is made to conform with.csv format conventions with respect to quoted fields. The quote= keyword controls whether or not to exclude field separators (delim or newline) enclosed in "...". The default is quote=1 (yes) for DELIM=",", otherwise quote=0 (no). | |
SEE ALSO: | text_lines, text_load |
text_lines
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string_array = text_lines(filename) returns string array representing the text file FILENAME, one string per line. Unlike rdline, text_lines handles old Mac and Windows/DOS end-of-lines correctly. | |
SEE ALSO: | text_cells, text_load |
text_load
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char_array = text_load(filename) returns char array representing the text file FILENAME. If FILENAME contains old Mac OS CR end-of-line characters, or Windows/DOS CRLF end-of-line sequences, these are converted to the single LF UNIX end-of-line. Adds final newline if not present. | |
SEE ALSO: | text_lines, text_cells |