Re: Values ​​not getting printed in csv file

[Andrew Janke]

On 6/8/20 12:13 PM, N wrote:
>> Thank so much, I got the results

>> [fid1, msg1]   = fopen('file1.csv', 'wt' );
[...snip...]


> You have to add \n to insert a new line, windows also need an additional \r 
> but do not remember order. \t I think is a tab, I have concluded ; is rather 
> good choice separator as at least in Sweden , is used as decimal but I have 
> also seen it used as thousand separator.

It's \r\n (also know as "CRLF" for "carriage return, line feed") on
Windows. It's not necessary to add it in Octave code, though: because
the file was opened in "t" mode, Octave will do the conversion of "\n"
to your system's native (Unix or DOS) line ending format automatically.
(Which may or may not be what you want, depending on where you're going
to distribute the resulting file.)

Yes, \t is tab.

Cheers,
Andrew