Print :
The print function can save a function graphic as a picture:
Minbnd = -4*pi;
Maxbnd = 4*pi;
t = minbnd:0.1*pi:maxbnd;
Plot (t, sin (t), ' G ', ' linewidth ', 2);
Line ([Minbnd, Maxbnd], [0, 0]); % Draw X axis
Axis ([-10, 10,-2, 2])% defines the coordinate interval shown: x between ( -10,10), y between ( -2,2)
Grid on;
Title (' Sin (x) ');
Xlabel (' x ');
Ylabel (' sin (x) ');
Print ('-dpng ', ' sin.png '); % saved as PNG image, under MATLAB current working directory
As follows:
Open the current working directory of MATLAB can see the sin.png picture
print ('-dpng ', ' sin.png ') represents a Save as PNG picture, file name is Sin.png , where the first parameter can be:
-dbmp : Save As BMP format
-djpeg : Save As JPEG format
-dpng : Save As PNG format
-dpcx : Save As PCX format
-dpdf : Save As PDF format
-dtiff : Save As TIFF format
fprintf :
fprintf function to write data to a text file in the specified format:
data = [5, 1, 2; 3, 7,4];
[Row, col] =size (data);
For I=1:row
For J=1:col
fprintf (' data (%d,%d) =%d\n ', I, J,data (i, j)); % direct output to screen; output format similar to C language
End
End
fprintf (FID, format, data) in the FID expressed by fopen function to open the file handle, if FID omitted, the output is directly on the screen, format is the output format in the form of a string, Data is the data to be exported. where format can be:
%c single character
%d signed decimal number (%i can also)
%u unsigned decimal number
%f floating-point number (%8.4f = 8-bit width for floating-point numbers, 4 decimal places)
%o unsigned octal number
%s string
The hexadecimal number of the%x lowercase a-f
The hexadecimal number of the%x size a-f
Output to File:
data = [5, 1, 2; 3, 7,4];
[Row, col] =size (data); % to find the number of rows and columns of the matrix data
% plus t means output line breaks in Windows format, that is, 0xOD 0x0A, no t means output line breaks in linux format, i.e. 0x0A
Fid=fopen (' test.txt ', ' wt '); % Open File
For I=1:row
For J=1:col
fprintf (FID, '%d ', data (i, j)); % similar to the output format of the C language
End
fprintf (FID, ' \ n ');
End
fprintf (FID, ' This ISA string\n ');
fprintf (FID, '%x ', Hex2dec (' ABCD '));
Fclose (FID); % finally don't forget to close the file!
The Test.txt file will be generated in the current working directory of MATLAB
Read from File:
we can use fscanf function
fscanf :
% plus T for the same reason as above
Fid=fopen (' d:\test.txt ', ' RT ');
% to read the data. Where data is the matrix of 2*3
DATA=FSCANF (FID, '%d ', [2, 3]);
S=FSCANF (FID, '%s ');
D=FSCANF (FID, '%x ');
% Close File
Fclose (FID);
DISP (data);
Disp (s);
Disp (d);
From the results of the output, we found that fscanf Read the data will ignore the space, until the return!
disp :
disp function to output content directly in the Matlab in the command window:
% single-string output:
Disp (' Hello world! ');
% different types of data output:
NUM1 = 1;
num2 = 2;
DISP ([Num2str (NUM1), ' + ', Num2str (num2), ' = ', Num2str (num1+num2)]);
Output:
Hello world!
1 + 2 = 3
print,fprint,fscanf,disp function of matlab (GO)