I want to get the value of a variable from a table
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Philipp Mueller
el 1 de Dic. de 2016
Comentada: Peter Perkins
el 11 de Dic. de 2016
As you can see my input is a .txt-File. This .txt-File has several sections for plotting diagrams. One section is my diagram options. I need this variables for formatting my scatter diagram. You can see i store all variables from the section Diagram Options to the variable (table) diagramoptions.
So now to my question: I want to get the value from the variable number_of_plots from the diagramoptions table. How can i do this? Here is my Code and Input-File.
thank you
diagramoptions = [];
diagramlimits = [];
inputdata = [];
diagramoptions2 = [];
diagramlimits2 = [];
inputdata2 = [];
diagramoptions3 = [];
diagramlimits3 = [];
inputdata3 = [];
wholecontent = fileread('Rainflow_Data_Limits_Settings - Copy.txt')
sections = regexp(wholecontent, '\*+([^*]+)\*+([^*]+)', 'tokens')
for section = sections
switch(strtrim(section{1}{1}))
% if strcmp(strtrim(section{1}{1}), 'Diagram Options')
case 'Diagram Options' %Diagram Options -> siehe meine Gliederung im .txt file
keyvalues = regexp(section{1}{2}, '([^\n\r=]+)=([^\n\r=]+)', 'tokens')%\n -> new line; \r carriage return
diagramoptions = cell2table(vertcat(keyvalues{:}), 'VariableNames', {'Key', 'Value'})
% end
case 'Diagram Limits'
header = strsplit(regexp(section{1}{2}, '[^\n\r]*', 'match', 'once'))
content = textscan(section{1}{2}, repmat('%f', 1, numel(header)), 'HeaderLines', 2)
diagramlimits = table(content{:}, 'VariableNames', header)
case 'Input Data'
inputdata = cell2mat(textscan(section{1}{2}, '%f%f%f', 'HeaderLines', 1))%dh: ich habe 1 Headerline zur besseren übersicht
case 'Diagram Options2' %Diagram Options -> siehe meine Gliederung im .txt file
keyvalues2 = regexp(section{1}{2}, '([^\n\r=]+)=([^\n\r=]+)', 'tokens')%\n -> new line; \r carriage return
diagramoptions2 = cell2table(vertcat(keyvalues{:}), 'VariableNames', {'Key', 'Value'})
case 'Diagram Limits2'
header2 = strsplit(regexp(section{1}{2}, '[^\n\r]*', 'match', 'once'))
content2 = textscan(section{1}{2}, repmat('%f', 1, numel(header2)), 'HeaderLines', 2)
diagramlimits2 = table(content2{:}, 'VariableNames', header2)
case 'Input Data2'
inputdata2 = cell2mat(textscan(section{1}{2}, '%f%f%f', 'HeaderLines', 1))%dh: ich habe 1 Headerline zur besseren übersicht
case 'Diagram Options3' %Diagram Options -> siehe meine Gliederung im .txt file
keyvalues3 = regexp(section{1}{2}, '([^\n\r=]+)=([^\n\r=]+)', 'tokens')%\n -> new line; \r carriage return
diagramoptions3 = cell2table(vertcat(keyvalues{:}), 'VariableNames', {'Key', 'Value'})
case 'Diagram Limits3'
header3 = strsplit(regexp(section{1}{2}, '[^\n\r]*', 'match', 'once'))
content3 = textscan(section{1}{2}, repmat('%f', 1, numel(header3)), 'HeaderLines', 2)
diagramlimits3 = table(content3{:}, 'VariableNames', header3)
case 'Input Data3'
inputdata3 = cell2mat(textscan(section{1}{2}, '%f%f%f', 'HeaderLines', 1))%dh: ich habe 1 Headerline zur besseren übersicht
otherwise
warning('Unknown section: %s', section{1}{1})
end
end
%öffnet die output fenster
openvar diagramoptions
openvar diagramlimits
openvar inputdata
openvar diagramoptions2
openvar diagramlimits2
openvar inputdata2
openvar diagramoptions3
openvar diagramlimits3
openvar inputdata3
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Peter Perkins
el 2 de Dic. de 2016
Phillipp, I'm not exactly sure what you're aksing to do, but in general if you have a table named diagramoptions containing a variable named number_of_plots, then
diagramoptions.number_of_plots
returns the entire variable as (probably) a vector in whatever its "native" type is, and
diagramoptions.number_of_plots(5)
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Peter Perkins
el 11 de Dic. de 2016
Then apparently your table doesn't have a variable with that name. The documentation is pretty thorough on table subscripting, that's the place to start.
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