grabbing values from .txt to create stacked bar graph

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Golnar
Golnar el 23 de Mzo. de 2014
Comentada: Golnar el 26 de Mzo. de 2014
report_data.txt contains
I want to grab ( fgetl(fileID) ?) healthy_exposed, pus, and necrotic and create a stacked bar graph.
figure;
bar(1:3, cat(1,[healthy_exposed, pus, necrotic]), 0.5, 'stack');
% Adjust the axis limits
axis([0 4 0 100]);
% Add title and axis labels
title('Chronology of Wound Specifications');
xlabel('Date of Visit');
ylabel('Percentage');
% Add a legend
legend('Healthy', 'Infection', 'Necrotic');
But I'm not 'grabbing them' properly. How do I do that?

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Joseph Cheng
Joseph Cheng el 23 de Mzo. de 2014
your fgetl(fileID) will get each line of data but you'll have to extract the data from the line. you can use the strfind(line,'=') which will give you your data for each line:
currentline = fgetl(fileID);
equalpos = strfind(currentline,'=');
linesdata = str2num(currentline(equalpos+1:end));
if your reports are consistent you can read in each line and associate the the data to the correct variable. given the specific line you could even use the eval([fgetl(fileID) ';']) such that it'll evaluate the line >>healthy_exposed = 75 ;
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Golnar
Golnar el 26 de Mzo. de 2014
Joseph, this is how I grab my values
fileID = fopen('report_data.txt','r');
patientName=fgetl(fileID);
dateOfBirth=fgetl(fileID);
notes=fgetl(fileID);
healthy_exposed = fgetl(fileID);
pus = fgetl(fileID);
necrotic = fgetl(fileID);
ulcer_stage = fgetl(fileID);
area = fgetl(fileID);
volume = fgetl(fileID);
fclose(fileID);
how do I grab them for the stacked bar graph?

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