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February 26th, 2008

MATLAB Basics: Getting a directory listing

 In the past we covered how to use UIGETFILE as an alternative to hardcoding the name of a file in your program. [click here] In this video, we will show how MATLAB can get a directory listing and use it to batch process the files in a directory.
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By Doug Hull

09:39 UTC | Posted in Format: PodCast, Format: Video, Level: Basic | Permalink |

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4 Responses to “MATLAB Basics: Getting a directory listing”

  1. mans replied on February 26th, 2008 at 15:45 UTC :

    Hello,
    I know that it is off topic but I hope I can an answer. Which software do you use to create these videos? They are very well created and they are very informative.

    Best regards
    Mans

  2. Doug replied on February 26th, 2008 at 15:57 UTC :

    Mans,

    I use Camtasia.

    http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.asp

    Doug

  3. Vanderbilt replied on November 19th, 2008 at 20:02 UTC :

    Hello,

    I am always in this situation: I need to do some operations, but I don’t know exact function name, even if I used it before. Is there an efficient way (or indexing place) to search for the exact function?

    Thanks,

    Vanderbilt

  4. dhull replied on November 20th, 2008 at 15:50 UTC :

    Vanderbilt,

    I think you just want to use the search capabilities of the documentation.

    >>doc

    Then use search in the upper left.

    -Doug

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