Export figure using print with variable as the file name

x1=1:1:1000;
check = rand(1000,35);
cmap = hsv(5);
for K = 1 : 5
thiscolor = cmap(K,:);
figure
for J = K:5:35
plot(x1,check(:,J), '-o','color', thiscolor);
grid on
grid minor
hold on
end
set(gca,'fontweight','bold','FontSize',25)
print(gcf,'E%d.png',K,'-dpng','-r600'); %Here is the problem
end
How to export the figure with K as the variable

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Adam Danz
Adam Danz 2023년 1월 6일
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Use exportgraphics (or another function export function, if needed) and define the filename using sprintf.
Example:
fig = figure();
% do your plotting here
filename = sprintf('E%d.png', k);
exportgraphics(fig,filename,'Resolution',600)
Alternatively,
filename = string(k);

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Adam
Adam 2023년 1월 6일

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The problem with this code is that the print function is not being used correctly. The first argument to print should be the file name to save the plot to, but in this case it is the handle to the figure object that is being plotted. The file name should be specified as the second argument, using the '-f' option.
To fix the problem, you can change the line
print(gcf,'E%d.png',K,'-dpng','-r600');
TO
print('-f','E%d.png',K,'-dpng','-r600');

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The leading figure handle argument is supported: print(fig,___)
The K is the problem since it is not part of the filename.

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