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Changing directory/fopen question...
From: |
Preben Mikael Bohn |
Subject: |
Changing directory/fopen question... |
Date: |
Tue, 24 Sep 2002 16:22:58 +0200 (CEST) |
Hi all, this is probably a newbie/FAQ question, but here it goes anyway:
I want to "fopen" a file "c:\test.txt" under windows. A "pwd" gives:
>> pwd
/octave_files
and I can only "cd .." once.
Octave is installed in "C:\Program Files\GNU Octave 2.1.36".
Is there any way I can "fopen" the file in "c:\" (or some other dir)? I can
easily "load" and/or "save" files by just "load c:\test.txt a", but "fopen"
doesn't seem to like the prepended "c:\"...
Best regards Preben
PS. Is there an easy way to load an unknown number of entries in a file
containing e.g.
2.134670002413347e-01
9.286392378372673e-02
1.372532547178472e+00
...
into an octave variable?
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- Changing directory/fopen question...,
Preben Mikael Bohn <=