How to append a field to an existing structure in a mat file?
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s.a = rand;
s.b = rand(2);
save('s.mat','s')
load s
s.c = 'yes'
save('s.mat','s') % now the new field is added
Is there any other alternatives?, the '-append' flag is there not sure how to yield success though.
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dpb
2019 年 8 月 15 日
save(filename,variables,'-append') adds new variables to an existing file.
If a variable already exists in a MAT-file, then save overwrites it with the
value in the workspace.
A struct as the whole is the variable, not a field within the structure.
If the alternative includes that the new data be actually part of an existing struct variable, then I think the answer is "no".
If you would be content with just saving an additional variable but outside the already defined struct, then -append does the job.
If the variable were just an array, matfile would allow indexing including, I believe, extending the size but can't write the dot indexing expression to address a field of a struct
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Walter Roberson
2019 年 8 月 15 日
clear s
s.a = rand;
s.b = rand(2);
save('s.mat','-struct', 's', '-v7.3');
s = matfile('s.mat', 'writable', true);
s.c = 'yes';
clear s
whos -file s.mat
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Walter Roberson
2019 年 8 月 15 日
It does a bit more in that there is no need to explicitly save(): as soon as you create the reference, the new variable is written into the .mat file.
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