Hi everybody,

Simple question, let’s say I’m using mac osx and some colleagues use windows… and I have to share a matlab script. Problem, this script needs to look in folder to load data files or print figures:

load ./data/data.mat

plot(data(:,1),data(:,2))

print -dpdf ./graph/figure.pdf

this is how it is written on unix system, but on windows I have to replace all the / by

load .datadata.mat

…

Is there a way to deal with that or the only way to make it works on both systems is to add a conditional statement like

if isunix
load ./data/data.mat
else
load .datadata.mat
end

thanks for any help,

cheers

PieterHi everybody,

Simple question, let’s say I’m using mac osx and some colleagues use windows… and I have to share a matlab script. Problem, this script needs to look in folder to load data files or print figures:

load ./data/data.mat

plot(data(:,1),data(:,2))

print -dpdf ./graph/figure.pdf

this is how it is written on unix system, but on windows I have to replace all the / by

load .datadata.mat

…

Is there a way to deal with that or the only way to make it works on both systems is to add a conditional statement like

if isunix
load ./data/data.mat
else
load .datadata.mat
end

thanks for any help,

cheers

Pieter Hi everybody,

Simple question, let’s say I’m using mac osx and some colleagues use windows… and I have to share a matlab script. Problem, this script needs to look in folder to load data files or print figures:

load ./data/data.mat

plot(data(:,1),data(:,2))

print -dpdf ./graph/figure.pdf

this is how it is written on unix system, but on windows I have to replace all the / by

load .datadata.mat

…

Is there a way to deal with that or the only way to make it works on both systems is to add a conditional statement like

if isunix
load ./data/data.mat
else
load .datadata.mat
end

thanks for any help,

cheers

Pieter unix windows path dir MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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