fprintf use with error
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Hi,
I am getting warning with fprintf function in my script as specify below, I reallly don't how to figure out. I am a new matlab user
Thanks for your help
fprintf(fileID, " pointList.append(eval('(%s)' %line.strip())))\n");
error / warning : The format might not agree with the argument count
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Star Strider
2022년 8월 4일
It looks as though you want to print a percent (%) sign.
Try this —
fileID = 1; % Print To Command Window
fprintf(fileID, " pointList.append(eval('(%s)' %%line.strip())))\n", 'Hi, There!');
In the fprintf documentation see the formatSpec section and specifically Text Before or After Formatting Operators (no direct link to it) to understand how to do this correctly.
I have no idea what the string is supposed to be, so I created one to test the code!
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Fangjun Jiang
2022년 8월 4일
편집: Fangjun Jiang
2022년 8월 4일
use single quote mark, not double quote mark
a=1.2;
fid=1
fprintf(fid, 'this is my number %f', a)
Image Analyst
2022년 8월 4일
The problem is you're using %s but not passing in any string after the format string. It needs to be of this form
fprintf(fid, 'stuff blah blah %s more stuff.\n', yourString);
The fprintf is seeing %s but not seeing yourString. Essentially you have
fprintf(fileID, " stuff %s more stuff\n");
as far as the mlint syntax checker is concerned. What is really wants to see is
fprintf(fileID, " stuff %s more stuff\n", yourString);
What you should do is this:
% Evaluate the expression with the hated eval
someNumber = eval(someString);
% Say someNumber is 5 and you'll use that as an index to the pointList.append array
yourString = sprintf(' pointList.append(eval(%d) %%line.strip())))\n', someNumber)
% Now write that string to the file.
fprintf(fileID, "%s\n", yourString);
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