if statement with sub cases
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Mohammed Qahosh
le 16 Juin 2019
Modifié(e) : per isakson
le 20 Juin 2019
I need to use the if statement in my code and I appreciate your help. I need it in the code like this:
I need to check the length of some thing, I have 3 cases but to of them have also 2 subcases as follows:
I have tow cases for L=17 and 2 cases for L==16 How can I manage that in the code ?
Thank you in advance for your help.
%%
A=regexp(text,'Time');
B=regexp(text,'Height');
L= B-A(1);
if L==17
C=strfind(text,'Time');
time_hour=str2num(text(C(1)+7:strfind(text,'Height')-9));
time_min=str2num(text(C(1)+10:strfind(text,'Height')-6));
time_sec=str2num(text(C(1)+13:strfind(text,'Height')-3));
time=60*60*time_hour + 60*time_min + time_sec;
elseif L==17
C=strfind(text,'Time');
time_hour=str2num(text(C(1)+7:strfind(text,'Height')-8));
time_min=str2num(text(C(1)+10:strfind(text,'Height')-6));
time_sec=str2num(text(C(1)+12:strfind(text,'Height')-3));
time=60*60*time_hour + 60*time_min + time_sec;
elseif L==15
C=strfind(text,'Time');
time_hour=str2num(text(C(1)+7:strfind(text,'Height')-7));
time_min=str2num(text(C(1)+10:strfind(text,'Height')-5));
time_sec=str2num(text(C(1)+12:strfind(text,'Height')-3));
time=60*60*time_hour + 60*time_min + time_sec;
elseif L==16;
C=strfind(text,'Time');
time_hour=str2num(text(C(1)+7:strfind(text,'Height')-8));
time_min=str2num(text(C(1)+10:strfind(text,'Height')-5));
time_sec=str2num(text(C(1)+13:strfind(text,'Height')-3));
time=60*60*time_hour + 60*time_min + time_sec;
elseif L==16
C=strfind(text,'Time');
time_hour=str2num(text(C(1)+7:strfind(text,'Height')-8));
time_min=str2num(text(C(1)+10:strfind(text,'Height')-6));
time_sec=str2num(text(C(1)+12:strfind(text,'Height')-3));
time=60*60*time_hour + 60*time_min + time_sec;
end
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per isakson
le 16 Juin 2019
Modifié(e) : per isakson
le 16 Juin 2019
"I have two cases for L=17 and 2 cases for L==16" How do the two cases differ? I don't want to figure that out by backward engineering your script.
I believe that the task can be solved by a few lines of code, either with sscanf() or better use of regexp(). If such a solution would be helpful, please provide a handful of examples of the text that shall be parsed.
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per isakson
le 16 Juin 2019
Modifié(e) : per isakson
le 20 Juin 2019
Try
%%
text = 'Time = 16:0:16 Height';
%%
num = sscanf( text, 'Time = %d:%d:%d Height' );
time = [ 60*60, 60, 1 ] * num;
added in response to comment
%%
text = 'Time = 16:0:16 Height';
%%
num = sscanf( text, 'Time = %d:%d:%d Height' );
t1 = [ 60*60, 60, 1 ] * reshape( num, [],1 );
%%
cac = regexp( text, '(?<=Time = )(\d+):(\d+):(\d+)(?= Height)', 'tokens' );
t2 = [ 60*60, 60, 1 ] * reshape( str2double(cac{1}), [],1 );
%%
t1==t2
outputs
ans =
logical
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In response to request in separate answer
Run
>> tic, S = read_pco_header( 'h:\m\cssm\pco.txt' ); toc
Elapsed time is 0.011812 seconds.
and peek on the result
>> S
S =
struct with fields:
FileName: "D:\experiment\MoleculeExp\FEM\Video\v190322ad\v190322ad_0.pco"
File_version: "1"
Date: "22.3.2019"
Time: 54745
Height: 600
Width: 800
Binning: 1
Exposure_Time: 1000
Average: 5
Temperature: 45
Pixel_Rate: 12
Tip_Voltage: 2100
Shutter_State: 0
>>
and
>> S.Time
ans =
54745
>>
where
function S = read_pco_header( filespec )
%{
S = read_pco_header( 'h:\m\cssm\pco.txt' );
%}
S = struct( ...
'FileName' , {[]} ...
, 'File_version' , {[]} ...
, 'Date' , {[]} ...
, 'Time' , {[]} ...
, 'Height' , {[]} ...
, 'Width' , {[]} ...
, 'Binning' , {[]} ...
, 'Exposure_Time' , {[]} ...
, 'Average' , {[]} ...
, 'Temperature' , {[]} ...
, 'Pixel_Rate' , {[]} ...
, 'Tip_Voltage' , {[]} ...
, 'Shutter_State' , {[]} ...
);
fid = fopen( filespec, 'rt' );
chr = fscanf( fid, '%c' , 2048 );
fclose( fid );
string_array = string( strsplit( chr, '\n' ) );
for str = string_array
tokens = split( str, ["=",":"] );
key = strtok( tokens(1) );
switch key
case "PCO"
% do nothing
case "FileName"
% The separator, ":", between name and value ...
S.FileName = strtrim(tokens(2)+":"+tokens(3));
case "File_version"
S.File_version = strtrim(tokens(2));
case "Date"
S.Date = strtrim(tokens(2));
case "Time"
S.Time = [3600,60,1]*reshape( str2double(tokens([2,3,4])), [],1 );
case "Height"
S.Height = str2double(tokens(2));
case "Width"
S.Width = str2double(tokens(2));
case "Binning"
S.Binning = str2double(tokens(2));
case {"Exposure","Exposure_Time"}
S.Exposure_Time = str2double(strtok(tokens(2)));
case "Average"
S.Average = str2double(tokens(2));
case "Temperature"
S.Temperature = str2double(tokens(2));
case {"Pixel","Pixel_Rate"}
S.Pixel_Rate = str2double(tokens(2));
case {"Tip","Tip_Voltage"}
S.Tip_Voltage = str2double(tokens(2));
case {"Shutter","Shutter_State"}
S.Shutter_State = str2double(tokens(2));
case "End"
% do nothing
case ""
% do nothing
otherwise
error( 'read_pco_header:UnknownKey' ...
, 'Unexpected key, "%s", in "%s%"' ...
, key, filespec )
end
end
end
Afterthought
I uploaded a somewhat improved version of read_pco_header
and here is a version of the "regexp-script" that works with the test file
%%
ffs = 'h:\m\cssm\pco.txt';
fid = fopen( ffs, 'rt' );
chr = fscanf( fid, '%c' , 2048 );
fclose( fid );
cac = regexp( chr, '(?<=Time = )(\d+):(\d+):(\d+)\s+Height', 'tokens' );
t2 = [ 60*60, 60, 1 ] * reshape( str2double(cac{1}), [],1 );
%%
It feels like overkill to include "Height" in the regular expression. However, it's included in the original question.
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per isakson
le 17 Juin 2019
I'm glad if it's useful and will be used.
I uploaded a somewhat improved version of read_pco_header
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