Reputation: 23800
Alright this is the text file
{'samsung','n150','jp0xtr','n570','2gb','320gb','10','w7str'};
{'samsung','n150','jp0xtr','beyaz','intel','atom','n570','66','ghz','2048mb','ddr3','320gb','10','cam','bt','w7str'};
{'samsung','n150','jp0xtr','atom','n570','66ghz','2gb','320gb','10','netbook','w7s','beyaz'};
{'samsung','n150','jp0xtr','atom','n570','66ghz','2gb','320gb','10','netbook','w7s','beyaz'};
{'samsung','n150','jp0xtr','intel','atom','n570','66ghz','2gb','320gb','10','win7starter'};
{'samsung','n150jp0xtr','n570','2g','320gb','10','w7s','beyaz'};
{'samsung','n150','jp0xtr'};
{'samsung','n150','jp0xtr'};
Now i want to load it as the below cell array
I used copy paste here but i want to do that via file reading (text file). How can i do that ? Thank you.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 184
Reputation: 13081
Just edit the text file to that it starts with C = {
and also ends in }
and change the extension to .m. Then run it as if it was a script from matlab command-line.
Next time do not copy and paste, use the save command as in save ('monitor-list.txt', 'C', '-ASCII')
. You can then load it easily with load path-to-file
.
Upvotes: 1