Using regexp on a double array
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I'm trying to extract variable names and years from my file names, but getting an error from regexp.
Example of code:
%Call up files
pwd
fuf(pwd, 'detail');
fn=fuf(['/Users/katharynwoods/Documents/MATLAB/Research/MATLAB/flux_sensitivity_analysis/Met_drivers/sens_heat/*shtfl.nc*'],'detail');
load(char(fn{1}));
%Extract variable names
pieces = regexp(fn, '\/', 'split');
p=pieces{1};
driver = p{9};
but I get this error message:
Undefined function 'regexp' for input arguments of type 'double'.
Is there a different function I should be using on double arrays? Thanks!
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Tom
le 24 Juin 2013
fn appears to be a cell based on the load line, what does it consist of?
Walter Roberson
le 25 Juin 2013
If "fn" is a cell so that fn{1} is a string that is the name of a file, then the only way that fn can be double two lines later is if the load() is clobbering "fn".
It is not completely impossible that fn{1} is a numeric value or vector that char() can be applied to in order to get a file name, but it seems unlikely.
Tom
le 25 Juin 2013
When you load fn{1}, are any of the variables that you load also called fn?
Kate
le 25 Juin 2013
Walter Roberson
le 25 Juin 2013
Then load() must be replacing "fn".
Put a breakpoint in before the load. Examine class(fn) . "step" past the load. Examine class(fn). Has it changed? What does
which regexp
return?
Kate
le 25 Juin 2013
per isakson
le 25 Juin 2013
Modifié(e) : per isakson
le 25 Juin 2013
Matlab (R2012a) does not have a function, load, which reads NetCDF-files.
Doc says: ncdisp, Display contents of NetCDF data source in Command Window
Try
ncdisp( '[...]alysis/Met_drivers/sens_heat/shtfl.1902.nc') % use full name
and read the documentation on NetCDF
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