If filename has no extension that is no period followed by text and the value of format is not specified then matlab appends mat if filename does not include a full path matlab saves to the current folder.
Change variable name in mat file.
You can then save the struct back out to the mat file with the struct flag.
Is there any other better way to do this than.
If you do not specify filename the save function saves to a file named matlab mat.
T load.
Name of file specified as a character vector or string scalar.
It would be cool to have a possibility to automatically determin the variable name or just to asign it to another given variable.
Now whenever i am loading a new mat file i am changing the name of the variable 6 times in the program.
If you load the mat file into a struct i e.
The load option with output argument then your variables become fields of that struct which allows you to rename them renaming variables themselves is not a fun task.
A similar problem occurs if i load a file but for any reason have no possibility to read out the name of the variable stored in it.
Now you want to load that variable but with the name t.
The mat file object allows you to access and change variables directly in a mat file without having to load the variables into memory.
Matlab 7 14 r2012a 27 1 6 0 17 2012 march 1 2012 last version with 32 bit linux support.
I want to create a for loop that loads all the mat files and assigns the matrixes to a new name so i can access the different matrices specifically.
Matlab 8 r2012b 28 1 6 0 17 september 11 2012.
I have several matlab files 1 mat 2 mat 3 mat 25 mat and each file contains a 24x4 matrix named a.
This saves my data in data mat file but with variable name mydata.
Access change parts of variables directly in mat files without loading into memory.
Example matobj matfile filename writable iswritable enables or disables write access to the file.
Thanks for your answer but that is not what i was looking for.
Now i want to save values of mydata in mat file but i want to save the value under a variable name given via input function.
This method follows the general rule of thumb to avoid poofing variables into the workspace.