dpb
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Re: Pull out specific numbers from unstructured text file
Posted:
Feb 8, 2013 8:47 AM
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On 2/7/2013 11:00 PM, Stan wrote:
> It worked exactly as you said. I had to put in a leading space, but no
> other changes were needed:
>
>> Nmoves=sscanf(l,' Nmoves=%d');
>> Nrequired=fscanf(fid,' Nrequired=%d');
>
> ------------------X--------------------
>
> Now, there are a few other lines immediately following line lines above.
> I would like to pull out those lines similarly. The entire file is:
>
> Nmoves=84 (chess win)
> Nrequired=101 (chess win maximum moves requested)
> TotRL = 0.26918E+08 (total IQ (RaL) in move)
>
> tolamax= 0.89606 ras
> chess one= 0.25 sh
> chess two = 0.80 sh
>
> Results for 0.27000E-01RaL moves
>
> Throw dice = 0.2183E-03+- 0.46E-05 %
> Total throw = 0.2839 +- 0.17E-03 %
>
>
> So, I've added to your relevant commands as follows:
>
> Nmoves=sscanf(l,' Nmoves=%d');
> Nrequired=fscanf(fid,' Nrequired=%d');
> Tot_RL=fscanf(fid,' TotRL=%15f');
> tolamax=fscanf(fid,' tolamax=%11f');
> Moves=fscanf(fid,' Results for%16f');
> Throw_dice=fscanf(fid,' Throw dice = %f+-%f');
> Total_throw=fscanf(fid,' Total throw = %f +-%f');
>
> Yet, these don't seem to be working. Am I missing something in here, or
> is something more than this addition required to get the extra numbers
> TotRL, tolamax, number before "Moves", Throw dice and Total throw?
Yeah, the shortcut I took doesn't go to the next line after the fscanf()
call. Since it's so irregular, to get more lines that are
near-contiquous (assuming the number of blank lines is also fixed) I'd
just continue w/ the fgetl() tack instead of writing explicit number of
fields...sotoo
l=fgetl(fid);
Nreq=sscanf(l,' Nrequired= %d');
l=fgetl(fid);
Tot_RL=sscanf(l,' TotRL= %f');
l=fgetl(fid);
tolamax=sscanf(l,' tolamax= %f');
l=fgetl(fid);
l=fgetl(fid);
Moves=sscanf(l,' Results for %f');
etc...
NB you've got to read past the blank line(s), too...
You should be able to get fscanf() (or even textscan() ) to work as well
w/ the inclusion of counting the fields and a %*[^\n] string to skip the
\n characters (be sure to use 'rt' of the fopen in Windows to ensure the
proper NL characters are recognized assuming the file also comes from
Windows) but it's simpler to just let fgetl() take care of each reading
getting to the next record imo...
Untested, salt to suit...
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