hello, filename =strcat('directory',int2str(v),'.txt'); save ( filename,'im') can I know why I used this script, the .txt file cannot be read.fyi, I used loop and put the script inside the loop. Actually the .txt file should read a number. Can someone correct my coding.Thanks!-_-

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Tulips
Tulips on 6 Jul 2012
can someone advice how to save as a text(.txt) becoz the above coding cannot read the value .txt file..however, it can save as .txt ...thanks
Thomas
Thomas on 6 Jul 2012
can you post your whole code.. this question is very ambiguous and confusing..
Tulips
Tulips on 6 Jul 2012
Edited: Walter Roberson on 6 Jul 2012
for v=1:100
im=subImage;
filename =strcat('directory',int2str(v),'.txt');
save ( filename,'im')
end
guys, it can save .txt file but when I opened it cannot be read..why is that?
wasif saeed
wasif saeed on 8 May 2017
can you please guide me that i have a problem when i open SEGY data in matlab and i tried to save in txt file than it gives an error ..please guide what should i do ??
wasif saeed, please start a new Question for this.

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 Accepted Answer

When you want to save as a text file, use the save() -ascii flag
save ( filename,'im', '-ascii')

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Tulips
Tulips on 6 Jul 2012
it can save as a text file ..however, the file is empty..no pixels value inside.why is that?pls advice
Tulips
Tulips on 6 Jul 2012
it can save as a text file ..however, the file is empty..no pixels value inside.why is that?pls advice
warning at the command window shown Warning: Attempt to write an unsupported data type to an ASCII file. Variable 'im' not written to file.

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