Some pointers with textscan?

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Jesse
Jesse le 3 Avr 2013
Commenté : Jesse le 7 Oct 2013
Hi,
I've been trying to import a data file (a nasty one) and convert it to rows can columns. But I feel that textscan dumps my data into one big column, which is what I don't want.
A snippet of my data file is as follows:
'GP31M V1.25 031115B'
'L 2 BH1 W M0.0'
'T 03/11/2013 15:49:08'
'@,235051.00,7119.963154,N,15640.819460,W,2,09,1.0,15:50:38.91'
'SH10 1.000 222.750 20.478 15:50:39.19'
'@,235052.00,7119.963153,N,15640.819483,W,2,09,1.0,15:50:39.74'
'@,235103.00,7119.962785,N,15640.820648,W,2,09,1.0,15:50:50.78'
'SH10 2.000 222.250 20.478 15:50:51.49'
'@,235104.00,7119.962781,N,15640.820656,W,2,09,1.0,15:50:51.76'
'@,235111.00,7119.962351,N,15640.821861,W,2,09,1.0,15:50:58.68'
'SH10 3.000 221.250 20.478 15:50:59.51'
'@,235112.00,7119.962354,N,15640.821875,W,2,09,1.0,15:50:59.78'
where the first three lines are a header, and if you look at the next three lines, the data in the second line is what I need in 5 separate columns, and the file repeats every three lines, where the data I need occurs every second line.
I'm following this approach (it's not done) according to example code (and I hope this posts correctly):
clc
clear all
close all
%importing in the data - raw read
fileID = fopen('031115B.G31', 'r');
Data = textscan(fileID, '%s', 3, 'delimiter', '\n');
Intro=Data{1};
disp(Intro);
Block=1;
while (~feof(fileID)) % For each block:
sprintf('Block: %s', num2str(Block)); % Display block number
InputText=textscan(fileID,'%s',1,'delimiter','\n'); % Read header line
HeaderLines{Block,1}=InputText{1};
disp(HeaderLines{Block});
end
fclose(fileID);
Is there something that I can try to strip down the data file and break the data down into separate columns as discussed above?
Thanks!

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Jesse
Jesse le 3 Avr 2013
Disregard. I went about it another way without MATLAB.
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ww
ww le 23 Mai 2013
Could you perhaps share your solution? I have a similar problem: the odd rows are the time stamp and the even rows are the data.
Thanks
Jesse
Jesse le 7 Oct 2013
Shinobue - just saw your post months later. Please re-post if you are interested in finding out more about my solution.

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