I thought about using assignin to do this but this means i first load the variables into the function workspace and then transfer them to the caller.
Matlab load mat file into workspace.
If filename has no extension that is no text after a period load looks for a file named filename mat if filename has an extension other than mat the load function treats.
Filename can include a file extension and a full or partial path.
If you do not specify filename the load function searches for a file named matlab mat.
Instead i want them to append.
To load a subset of variables from a mat file on the home tab in the variable section click import data.
Select the mat file you want to load and click open.
Name of file specified as a character vector or string scalar.
To load a subset of variables from a mat file on the home tab in the variable section click import data.
Filename can include a file extension and a full or partial path.
To load saved variables from a mat file into your workspace double click the mat file in the current folder browser.
Load mat files into matlab and use variables later in the m file.
Load filename only loads the file to the callers workspace if i m right.
If you want the content of the mat file loaded in you base workspace just save the code above as script and execute it.
To load saved variables from a mat file into your workspace double click the mat file in the current folder browser.
If you do not specify filename the load function searches for a file named matlab mat.
You also can drag the desired variables from the current folder.
Access specific parts of a variable in a mat file using the mat file object.
Workspace variables do not persist after you exit matlab.
Is loading the file to the base workspace a good solution and in that case how do i load it to the base workspace.
First create the mat file object m.
How can i modify this function to set the variables in the caller workspace.
If filename has no extension that is no text after a period load looks for a file named filename mat if filename has an extension other than mat the load function treats.
This works well however it can only load a file into a struct and not into the caller workspace as load does.
I m writing a gui script.
Select the mat file you want to load and click open.
I am aware that i can do something like.
If you insist to read the file in an function and use it later in base workspace then look at the following code.
You also can drag the desired variables from the current folder.
You can restore saved data by loading a mat file back into matlab.
I m trying to load several mat files to the workspace.
I want to get a mat file and i need to use it in many functions in my script.
However they seem to overwrite each other.
For example you can save data to a subset of a variable in a mat file or read a subset of a variable into the matlab workspace.
Save data to a subset of a variable y in the file myfile2 mat using the mat file object.