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Traversing thru folder
Posted:
Aug 27, 2013 9:58 AM
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Hi,
I have 9 different folder describing different regions. Inside each folder i have some 100's of text file which i need to read and do further processing. But i need my program automatically do all these operation. I wrote following code for that:
list = dir('my path name');
isub = [list(:).isdir];
Region = {list(isub).name}'; % extracting region name
Region(ismember(Region,{'.','..'})) = [];
for idx = 1:length(Region)
waitbar(idx/length(Region))
Station_name = dir(sprintf(Region{idx,1})); % displaying list of .text file in folder
StationIndex = find(~[Station_name.isdir]);
Region_name = sprintf(Region{idx,1});
for i = 1:length(StationIndex)
Station = Station_name(StationIndex(i)).name
fprintf('Region name = %s, Station name = %s\n',Region{idx,1}, Station); % displaying each station name
end
end
But the problem is as my region name is variable (which is 9 in this case, the 9 different folder) I am unable to load the data from each different folder, which is stored in text format. After fprintf command I need to read this text files from individual folders. I tried with load, which didn't work for me. The error i'm getting:
Unable to read file '107188.txt': no such file or directory.
because this file is in one of the folder, whose index is idx = 1 in this case, Pls. help how i can address this issue. Thanks,
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