How can I remove . and ..
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sad = dir('D:\Project\DB1\test\'); % Returns both folders and files
% sad = dir(pwd); % Returns both folders and files
cell_array_of_folder_names = {sad([sad.isdir]).name}; % Select folder names
% cell_array_of_folder_names( strncmp( cell_array_of_folder_names, ".", 1 ) ) = []; % Remove '.' and '..'
sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names = sort_nat( cell_array_of_folder_names );
% sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names = cell_array_of_folder_names; % if you don't have sort_nat
whos sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names
%----------------
[mp1, np] = size(sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names); % compute size = number of subfolders & files & . & ..
csf1=0; % counter of JUST subfolders found in PF
t=1;
Group_Test1 = zeros(1, mp1);
for i=1:mp1
% Skip . and ..
if endsWith(sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names{i}, '.') || endsWith(sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names{i}, '..')
% Skip . and ..
continue; % Skip to bottom of loop.
end
% Keep only folders:
csf1 = csf1 +1; % one sub folder found
SFN = sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names(i).name ;% extract his name
tifList = ls(sprintf('%s%s%s%s',PF,SFN,'\','*.tif')); % list all jpg files
[ms1, ns] = size(tifList); % ms = number of image files found
% Processing for each tif file:
for j=1:ms1
tifFileName = tifList(j,:); % extract name of tif file
% IM=imread([PF SFN '\' tifFileName]);
%t=1;
%for i=1:csf1
% for j=1:ms1
Group_Test1(t)={i};
t=t+1;
end
PF_SFN_imgName = sprintf('%s%s%s',PF,SFN,'\',tifFileName);
end
Group_Test1 = Group_Test1(1:t-1); % Crop off any unused elements
save('Group_Test','Group_Test1');
%----------------------
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Stephen23
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Tip: use FULLFILE to join strings into one filepath, rather than SPRINTF or string concatenation.
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Stephen23
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Replace
{sad([sad.isdir]).name}
with
setdiff({sad([sad.isdir]).name},{'..','.'})
17 件のコメント
Walter Roberson
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Note that in theory using setdiff() like that could reorder the files. In practice it is unlikely to reorder the files (not impossible though.)
Stephen23
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Given that the order returned by DIR is not specified, I don't see how that makes much difference.
sun rise
2021 年 5 月 28 日
sun rise
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Walter Roberson
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Replace
SFN = sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names(i).name ;% extract his name
with
SFN = sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names{i} ;% extract his name
Walter Roberson
2021 年 5 月 28 日
In context the hypothetical reordering of setdiff() is irrelevant anyhow because the nat sort is done right afterwards ;-)
sun rise
2021 年 5 月 28 日
sun rise
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Walter Roberson
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Do you still have
if endsWith(sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names{i}, '.') || endsWith(sorted_cell_array_of_folder_names{i}, '..')
if so then you can remove that test and the continue, since you already filtered out . and ..
sun rise
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Walter Roberson
2021 年 5 月 28 日
I recommend that you rewrite
tifList = ls(sprintf('%s%s%s%s',PF,SFN,'\','*.tif')); % list all jpg files
in terms of dir() and fullfile()
I do not see where you have defined PF ?
Is there a reason you are not using
PF = 'D:\Project\DB1\test';
sad = dir(fullfile(PF, '*', '*.tif'));
cell_array_of_file_names = fullfile({sad.folder}, {sad.name});
and then cell_array_of_file_names would be the complete list of all .tif files that are one folder level down from DB1\test ?
sun rise
2021 年 5 月 28 日
sun rise
2021 年 5 月 28 日
Walter Roberson
2021 年 5 月 28 日
[folders, basenames, ext] = fileparts(cell_array_of_file_names);
G = findgroups(folders);
[~, labels, ~] = fileparts(folders);
Now you for each entry cell_array_of_file_names{K} then its associated label is labels{K} and you can process all members of the same folder by processing
maxG = max(G);
for fidx = 1 : maxG
matches = find(G == fidx);
these_entries = cell_array_of_file_names(matches);
this_label = labels{matches(1)};
%these_entries is a cell array containing only file names
%that are all part of the same folder, and the folder name
%is in this_label
end
sun rise
2021 年 5 月 28 日
if ispc()
PF = fullfile('D:\Project\DB1\test\', '*', '*.tif');
else
%for demonstration purposes ONLY.
%MATLAB Answers does not have nat_sort installed, so install it
td = tempname;
mkdir(td);
tz = [td '.zip'];
urlwrite('https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/mlc-downloads/downloads/submissions/10959/versions/4/download/zip/sort_nat.zip', tz);
unzip(tz, td)
addpath(td)
%now point us to a directory we know that some tif files are in
PF = fullfile( fileparts(fileparts(which('cameraman.tif'))), '**', '*.tif');
end
sad = dir(PF); % Returns files only
cell_array_of_file_names = fullfile({sad.folder}, {sad.name});
[folders, basenames, ext] = fileparts(cell_array_of_file_names);
G = findgroups(folders);
[~, labels, ~] = fileparts(folders);
Groups = struct();
maxG = max(G);
for fidx = 1 : maxG
matches = find(G == fidx);
these_entries = cell_array_of_file_names(matches);
these_entries = sort_nat( these_entries );
this_label = labels{matches(1)};
%these_entries is a cell array containing only file names
%that are all part of the same folder, and the folder name
%is in this_label
Groups.(this_label) = these_entries;
end
Groups
Groups.(this_label).'
sun rise
2021 年 5 月 31 日
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