converting .m file to .mat

Hi

Does anyone knows how to convert .m file to .mat file. Please find my attached file below!

Thanks for your time!

[KSSV]

The code you gave generates a .mat file. What you are expecting?

[davit petraasya]

Hi KSSV,yeah, I am supposed to get .mat file by this code. But it is giving .m output. Is not it?

[davit petraasya]

I don't know why I am getting .m type file.

[KSSV]

The last line of the code:

save('GDF_Lacq_bottomhole_pressure.mat')

clearly says, to save the data in .mat file. You will get the .mat file.

[davit petraasya]

Cool, thanks!

[Santhosh]

Thanks for the answer... It works good

[Prabhakaran thirugnanam]

save('GDF_Lacq_bottomhole_pressure.mat') might save the mat file along with other variables which are available at the place where the line is placed. So it's better to create a simple function as below.

NOTE: M_File_Path and Mat_File_Path should be the whole path.(i.e. 'C:/users/......./xxx.m')

function Create_Mat_Out_Of_M_File(M_File_Path,Mat_File_Path)

run(M_File_Path);

clear M_File_Path;

save(Mat_File_Path);

end

Answer 1

[Jan]

There is no need to include the variables in square brackets. Replace:

[d] = struct();

by

d = struct();

an so on.

These line will write something to the commabnd window (square brackets removed already):

CRS = 'n/a'%['EPSG:' num2str(input('[CRS] EPSG code (just number) = '))];
TimeZone = 'UTC' %input('TimeZone (char) = ');
Description = 'Lacq field: bottomhole pressure' %input('Description of data (char) = ');

If this is not wanted, insert semicolons:

CRS = 'n/a';  %['EPSG:' num2str(input('[CRS] EPSG code (just number) = '))];
... etc.

Then running your code creates the MAT file in the current folder. Perhaps you should set this accordingly by:

cd(tempdir)
% Or
% cd('C:\myData\Folder\');

[davit petraasya]

Thanks Simon,for the full explanation! It is helpful