How to adjust the order of file sorting?
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I am trying to evalute my Lab data, what are represtned into TXT files then plot the conntents of data.
dataDirectory = 'files location ';
allFilesDir = dir(fullfile(dataDirectory , '*.txt'));
allFN = {allFilesDir.name};
result = [];
for n = 1:length(allFN)
measNr(n) = str2double(regexprep(allFN{n},'**.txt',''));
myFN = (fullfile(dataDirectory, allFN{n}));
auxv =try1(myFN);
result(n,:) = mean(auxv.data);
end
This code is workin but into wrong order arrangemnt the TXT files (0,1,11,12,13,14 .....) which give me wrong plot data. I used
plot(measNr,resultMG(1:35,2),'x');
but i read that i can use sort_nat in this way but it did not work for me .
% [~, order] = sort_nat({result});
% result = result(order);
and I got this error messge
:??? Undefined function or method 'sort_nat' for input arguments of type
'cell'.:
5 comentarios
dpb
el 24 de Sept. de 2013
No sort_nat here, sorry...
I'd suggest creating the file names using sotoo
fn=sprintf('file%02d.txt',n);
and then sort will produce them in numerical order. Plus, it's just convenient for the filenames to all have same length for pretty listing on occasion.
ahmed
el 24 de Sept. de 2013
Walter Roberson
el 24 de Sept. de 2013
sprintf() is print to string, not create files.
Jan
el 24 de Sept. de 2013
@ahmed: If you are not sure about a command, simply look in its help text:
help sprintf
It sorts according to any numeric values in the strings, and also sorts the file extensions separately:
>> S = dir('*.txt');
>> S.name
ans =
'1.txt'
ans =
'10.txt'
ans =
'2.txt'
>> S = natsortfiles(S); % alphanumeric sort by filename
>> S.name
ans =
'1.txt'
ans =
'2.txt'
ans =
'10.txt'
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Walter Roberson
el 24 de Sept. de 2013
0 votos
sort_nat is available in the File Exchange, http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/10959-sortnat-natural-order-sort
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