How to address files that are starting with certain word
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Dear All,
In my main directory I do have 5 subdirectories(named 1,2,3,4 and 5) in all of which there is only one file whose name starts with 'word.' . (After . there is a 5-digit number)
I have written a code on the parent directory which goes into each subdirectories in the order. In each subdirectory I need to fopen the file whose name starts with 'word.', what should I do? Since I do not have any idea about the 5 digit number coming with the name of the file, I cannot use sprintf. Do you have any idea how I can do it?
If the 5-digit number was known then it was really simple as:
input = sprintf('%s%d','REAX.o',12345);
fid = fopen (input, 'r');
But now it is confusing to me.
Thank you so much
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Jan
el 7 de Mzo. de 2016
Editada: Jan
el 7 de Mzo. de 2016
FileList = dir(fullfile(Folder, 'word.*'));
FileName = fullfile(folder, FileList(1).name));
fid = fopen(FileName);
...
You will find a lot of submissions in the FileExchange, which find files recursively in subfolders.
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Jan
el 8 de Mzo. de 2016
Sorry, Homayoon, this is a blind guessing.
- You do not have to insert double slashes only to remove them using sprintf:
foldername = fullfile( ...
'C:\Users\h\h\Tt\Actual Analysis\BI\reverse-input\New folder\9\', ...
sprintf(%d', C(1,k)));
filelist = dir(fullfile(foldername, 'REAX.o*'));
out = fullfile(foldername, filelist(1).name);
- Omit the "cd(foldername);", but use absolute file names only.
- Omit the useless line "filelist(1).name;"
And now this is equivalent to the code I've posted. Voilà.
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