User`s manual

6 Importing and Exporting Data
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Finding Associated Files
A collection of files associated with reading and writing MAT-files is located on
your disk. The following table, MAT-Function Subdirectories, lists the path to
the required subdirectories for importing and exporting data using
MAT-functions.
matGetDir
Get a list of MATLAB arrays from a
MAT-file
matGetMatrix
Get a named MATLAB array from a
MAT-file
matPutMatrix
Put a MATLAB array into a MAT-file
matGetNextMatrix
Get the next sequential MATLAB array
from a MAT-file
matDeleteMatrix
Remove a MATLAB array from a MAT-file
matGetString
Read a MATLAB string from a MAT-file
matPutString
Write a MATLAB string to a MAT-file
Table 6-3: MAT-Function Subdirectories
Platform Contents Directories
Windows Include Files
<matlab>\extern\include
Libraries
<matlab>\bin\win32
Examples
<matlab>\extern\examples/eng_mat
UNIX Include Files
<matlab>/extern/include
Libraries
<matlab>/extern/lib/$arch
Examples
<matlab>/extern/examples/eng_mat
Table 6-2: Fortran MAT-File Routines (Continued)
MAT-Function Purpose