Re: Using cell2csv

[Terry Duell]

On Wed, 12 Jun 2013 01:30:20 +1000, seektime <address@hidden>  
wrote:

> If your array isn't too large once your loop has finished you could  
> write it
> to file using cell2csv in one sweep. That's how I use this function. But
> then again, I'm sure you though about that already.

Yes, I did try that, but that failed.
I get ...
warning: cell2csv: empty cell or not a real or a string value - converted  
to 'NaN'
warning: cell2csv: empty cell or not a real or a string value - converted  
to 'NaN'

and just two NaNs in the file.

As I think I mentioned earlier, my understanding of cell array indexing is  
a bit poor, so have tried a few ways of doing this, all to no avail. The  
usage that brought about the above result is as follows...

cell2csv("Myresults.csv", datavals);

For this particular test, datavals is structured as follows (with a few  
edits of content)...

datavals =
{
  [1,1] =
  {
    [1,1] = filename
    [1,2] = header
    [1,3] = header
    [1,4] = header
    [1,5] = header
    [1,6] = header
    [1,7] = header
    [1,8] = header
    [1,9] = header
    [1,10] = header
  }
  [1,2] =
  {
    [1,1] = name1
    [1,2] =  9
    [1,3] =  4
    [1,4] =  2
    [1,5] =  2
    [1,6] =  28
    [1,7] =  1
    [1,8] =  3
    [1,9] =  15
    [1,10] =  9.3
  }
}

and for a full run through of the data would have size = 1,9

Does any of that provide any clues as to how it might be writ, as separate  
records, in one go?

Cheers,
--
Regards,
Terry Duell