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>> help dlmread
DLMREAD Read ASCII delimited file.
    RESULT = DLMREAD(FILENAME) reads numeric data from the ASCII
    delimited file FILENAME. The delimiter is inferred from the formatting
    of the file.

    RESULT = DLMREAD(FILENAME,DELIMITER) reads numeric data from the ASCII
    delimited file FILENAME using the delimiter DELIMITER. The result is
    returned in RESULT. Use '\t' to specify a tab.

    When a delimiter is inferred from the formatting of the file,
    consecutive whitespaces are treated as a single delimiter. By
    contrast, if a delimiter is specified by the DELIMITER input, any
    repeated delimiter character is treated as a separate delimiter.

    RESULT = DLMREAD(FILENAME,DELIMITER,R,C) reads data from the
    DELIMITER-delimited file FILENAME. R and C specify the row R and column
    C where the upper-left corner of the data lies in the file. R and C are
    zero-based so that R=0 and C=0 specifies the first value in the file.

    All data in the input file must be numeric. DLMREAD does not operate
    on files containing nonnumeric data, even if the specified rows and
    columns for the read contain numeric data only.

    RESULT = DLMREAD(FILENAME,DELIMITER,RANGE) reads the range specified
    by RANGE = [R1 C1 R2 C2] where (R1,C1) is the upper-left corner of
    the data to be read and (R2,C2) is the lower-right corner. RANGE
    can also be specified using spreadsheet notation as in RANGE = 'A1..B7'.

    DLMREAD fills empty delimited fields with zero. Data files where
    the lines end with a non-space delimiter will produce a result with
    an extra last column filled with zeros.

    See also dlmwrite, textscan, load, fileformats.

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>> help dlmwrite
DLMWRITE Write ASCII delimited file.

    DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M) writes matrix M into FILENAME using ',' as the
    delimiter to separate matrix elements.

    DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'DLM') writes matrix M into FILENAME using the
    character DLM as the delimiter.

    DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'DLM',R,C) writes matrix M starting at
    offset row R, and offset column C in the file. R and C are zero-based,
    so that R=C=0 specifies the first value in the file.

    DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'ATTRIBUTE1','VALUE1','ATTRIBUTE2','VALUE2'...)
    An alternative calling syntax that uses attribute value pairs for
    specifying optional arguments to DLMWRITE. The order of the
    attribute-value pairs does not matter, as long as an appropriate value
    follows each attribute tag.

     DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'-append') appends the matrix to the file.
     without the flag, DLMWRITE overwrites any existing file.

     DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'-append','ATTRIBUTE1','VALUE1',...)
     Is the same as the previous syntax, but accepts attribute value pairs,
     as well as the '-append' flag. The flag can be placed in the argument
     list anywhere between attribute value pairs, but not between an
     attribute and its value.

    USER CONFIGURABLE OPTIONS

    ATTRIBUTE : a quoted string defining an Attribute tag. The following
     attribute tags are valid -
     'delimiter' => Delimiter string to be used in separating matrix
     elements.
     'newline' => 'pc' Use CR/LF as line terminator
     'unix' Use LF as line terminator
     'roffset' => Zero-based offset, in rows, from the top of the
     destination file to where the data it to be
     written.
     'coffset' => Zero-based offset, in columns, from the left side
     of the destination file to where the data is to be
     written.
     'precision' => Numeric precision to use in writing data to the
     file, as significant digits or a C-style format
     string, starting with '%', such as '%10.5f'. Note
     that this uses the operating system standard
     library to truncate the number.

    EXAMPLES:

    DLMWRITE('abc.dat',M,'delimiter',';','roffset',5,'coffset',6,...
    'precision',4) writes matrix M to row offset 5, column offset 6, in
    file abc.dat using ; as the delimiter between matrix elements. The
    numeric precision is of the data is set to 4 significant decimal
    digits.

    DLMWRITE('example.dat',M,'-append') appends matrix M to the end of
    the file example.dat. By default append mode is off, i.e. DLMWRITE
    overwrites the existing file.

    DLMWRITE('data.dat',M,'delimiter','\t','precision',6) writes M to file
    'data.dat' with elements delimited by the tab character, using a precision
    of 6 significant digits.

    DLMWRITE('file.txt',M,'delimiter','\t','precision','%.6f') writes M
    to file file.txt with elements delimited by the tab character, using a
    precision of 6 decimal places.

    DLMWRITE('example2.dat',M,'newline','pc') writes M to file
    example2.dat, using the conventional line terminator for the PC
    platform.

    See also dlmread, csvwrite, csvread, num2str, textscan, strread,
    importdata, sscanf, sprintf, wk1write, wk1read.

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