Re: Output format conventions ...

[Dr.-Ing. Dieter Jurzitza]

Hi Allen,
thank you for the comment, you are totally right, the values are written one 
set after the other - and matlab exhibits the same behaviour, therefore I 
suspect this is intended to be this way.
Since I am working mainly with gnuplot for plotting purposes, I do not need 
commas or similar things between the data values - and I get it done, no 
problem, I simply did not expect that the format specifiers would be treated 
this way when it comes to arrays ....
A good start into the new week for everybody,
take care





Dieter Jurzitza
 
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> But this writes the elements without commas between.  It looks
> as if csvwrite is what you want:
> 
>     C = [A, B];
>     csvwrite("dummy.dat", C)
> 
> csvwrite apparently looks for a file name, not for a file handle.
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