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Re: wrong automatic parsing of filenames in uigetf
Gilad Jacobson wrote:

> [fname,path] = uigetfile('*.txt')
> and picking, let's say, file '15;38.txt', Matlab returns in >
fname TWO filenames fnames = {'15','38.txt'}

Hi,

I can't get the problem on my machine !
It works well even with the ";" character.

I'm using Matlab R12.1. Which one do you use ?

Jérôme

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Jérôme
05-30-05 09:01 PM


Re: wrong automatic parsing of filenames in uigetf
Jérôme wrote:
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> Gilad Jacobson wrote:
> 
>
> fname TWO filenames fnames = {'15','38.txt'}
>
> Hi,
>
> I can't get the problem on my machine !
> It works well even with the ";" character.
>
> I'm using Matlab R12.1. Which one do you use ?
>
> Jérôme

Jérôme, I see this behaviour in R14 only, maybe it is because of the
'Multiselect' feature?

/PB

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PB
05-30-05 09:01 PM


Re: wrong automatic parsing of filenames in uigetf
PB wrote:

> maybe it is because of the 'Multiselect' feature?

My question was quiet stupid :D

Jérôme

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