load function: how do you to skip lines in ASCII File that generate errors?
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I am using the load function to load data from an ASCII file filled with numeric data.
when running the load function, as in:
loaded_data=load(strcat(pat,'/',filename),' ');
If there is a line that has non-numeric values in it, the load function will not load the file.
for example, I will get an error like:
Unknown text on line number 468 of ASCII file /path/to/file/data_2022_09_18.dat
"********************".
where the string of *'s is in line 468 and creating the error.
Is there a way that I can load the file, and skip over lines which generate this error?
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Walter Roberson
2022 年 9 月 24 日
No. load() of a text file is documented as only being guaranteed to work for files saved with save -ascii
In practice load() of a text file will ignore lines whose first character is % but it is not able to ignore other forms of comments. You will need to switch to using a different way of loading text.
You might consider textscan with a 'CommentStyle' option.
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