MATLAB - Read multiple *.log files, calculate and save as .*txt in new folder












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I make different measures and save it like *.log files, calculate it and save as .*txt.



%Filtering log files 
l = dir('*.log');

%Array size detection
[rows cols] = size(l);

%Choose a last file
file_name = strcat(strcat(l(rows).folder,'/'),l(rows).name)

%Reading log last file
fileread = fopen(file_name);

%Convert to float
times = fread(fileread,'float32');

%Filtering times and set to 0 small values
times(times<1e-8)=0;

%Set right times values
times_s = times * 1.0e-06;

%Solve full rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_full = 1./(2.*times_s)

%Filtering inf values and set to 0
motorspeed_full(motorspeed_full>1e+10)=0;

%Solve half rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_half = 1./(times_s);

A = '.txt';

[filepath,name,ext] = fileparts(file_name);

Xfilename = cat(2,name,A);

dlmwrite(Xfilename,motorspeed_full,'precision','%.3f');


So, it's possible to choose a last file, calculating it and convert it to .*txt. So now, I have to make a calculation after every measure.



enter image description here



My aim is:




  • Making first 1...n measures (1...n - *.log's and wav's)

  • Calculating and saving 1...n *.log's to *.txt's (see picture)

  • Create folder with file_name (ex. 20181120_125713) and insert file_name.txt and file_name.wav into this folder structureAim


Questions:




  • How can I converting all *.log files to *.txt files using dlmwrite?


  • How can I create a new folder with file_name



    mkdir(name);




for all files?





  • How to move the files with same names to folder with same name? Name of folder changes every time, so i can't work with



    movefile source destination



    Thank you very much for any help :*)












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    – Anthony
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  • Oh, sorry, I change my text below now!

    – Fracture
    Nov 22 '18 at 12:59











  • We are not here to provide code, this is not the purpose if this page. If the question is "what is the code to do this" the answer is: we wont do it for you

    – Ander Biguri
    Nov 22 '18 at 13:56











  • Its not only about code, I need to know a principle to make changes on multiple files! I can allready: Calculate and save a txt-files. To move file in one new folder. But i want to work with multiple files: I have 1.log, 2.log, 3.log and 1.wav, 2.wav, 3wav. I need to create 1.txt, 2.txt, 3.txt. Now I want make a folder named "1" and move 1.txt and 1.wav inside. Then make folder named "2" and move 2.txt and 2.wav! And the same with 3..n

    – Fracture
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:15
















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I make different measures and save it like *.log files, calculate it and save as .*txt.



%Filtering log files 
l = dir('*.log');

%Array size detection
[rows cols] = size(l);

%Choose a last file
file_name = strcat(strcat(l(rows).folder,'/'),l(rows).name)

%Reading log last file
fileread = fopen(file_name);

%Convert to float
times = fread(fileread,'float32');

%Filtering times and set to 0 small values
times(times<1e-8)=0;

%Set right times values
times_s = times * 1.0e-06;

%Solve full rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_full = 1./(2.*times_s)

%Filtering inf values and set to 0
motorspeed_full(motorspeed_full>1e+10)=0;

%Solve half rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_half = 1./(times_s);

A = '.txt';

[filepath,name,ext] = fileparts(file_name);

Xfilename = cat(2,name,A);

dlmwrite(Xfilename,motorspeed_full,'precision','%.3f');


So, it's possible to choose a last file, calculating it and convert it to .*txt. So now, I have to make a calculation after every measure.



enter image description here



My aim is:




  • Making first 1...n measures (1...n - *.log's and wav's)

  • Calculating and saving 1...n *.log's to *.txt's (see picture)

  • Create folder with file_name (ex. 20181120_125713) and insert file_name.txt and file_name.wav into this folder structureAim


Questions:




  • How can I converting all *.log files to *.txt files using dlmwrite?


  • How can I create a new folder with file_name



    mkdir(name);




for all files?





  • How to move the files with same names to folder with same name? Name of folder changes every time, so i can't work with



    movefile source destination



    Thank you very much for any help :*)












share|improve this question




















  • 1





    You haven't asked a question!

    – Ander Biguri
    Nov 22 '18 at 10:25











  • Please clarify what your question is or what difficulties you have to reach your "aims" (objectives?)

    – Anthony
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:59











  • Oh, sorry, I change my text below now!

    – Fracture
    Nov 22 '18 at 12:59











  • We are not here to provide code, this is not the purpose if this page. If the question is "what is the code to do this" the answer is: we wont do it for you

    – Ander Biguri
    Nov 22 '18 at 13:56











  • Its not only about code, I need to know a principle to make changes on multiple files! I can allready: Calculate and save a txt-files. To move file in one new folder. But i want to work with multiple files: I have 1.log, 2.log, 3.log and 1.wav, 2.wav, 3wav. I need to create 1.txt, 2.txt, 3.txt. Now I want make a folder named "1" and move 1.txt and 1.wav inside. Then make folder named "2" and move 2.txt and 2.wav! And the same with 3..n

    – Fracture
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:15














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I make different measures and save it like *.log files, calculate it and save as .*txt.



%Filtering log files 
l = dir('*.log');

%Array size detection
[rows cols] = size(l);

%Choose a last file
file_name = strcat(strcat(l(rows).folder,'/'),l(rows).name)

%Reading log last file
fileread = fopen(file_name);

%Convert to float
times = fread(fileread,'float32');

%Filtering times and set to 0 small values
times(times<1e-8)=0;

%Set right times values
times_s = times * 1.0e-06;

%Solve full rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_full = 1./(2.*times_s)

%Filtering inf values and set to 0
motorspeed_full(motorspeed_full>1e+10)=0;

%Solve half rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_half = 1./(times_s);

A = '.txt';

[filepath,name,ext] = fileparts(file_name);

Xfilename = cat(2,name,A);

dlmwrite(Xfilename,motorspeed_full,'precision','%.3f');


So, it's possible to choose a last file, calculating it and convert it to .*txt. So now, I have to make a calculation after every measure.



enter image description here



My aim is:




  • Making first 1...n measures (1...n - *.log's and wav's)

  • Calculating and saving 1...n *.log's to *.txt's (see picture)

  • Create folder with file_name (ex. 20181120_125713) and insert file_name.txt and file_name.wav into this folder structureAim


Questions:




  • How can I converting all *.log files to *.txt files using dlmwrite?


  • How can I create a new folder with file_name



    mkdir(name);




for all files?





  • How to move the files with same names to folder with same name? Name of folder changes every time, so i can't work with



    movefile source destination



    Thank you very much for any help :*)












share|improve this question
















I make different measures and save it like *.log files, calculate it and save as .*txt.



%Filtering log files 
l = dir('*.log');

%Array size detection
[rows cols] = size(l);

%Choose a last file
file_name = strcat(strcat(l(rows).folder,'/'),l(rows).name)

%Reading log last file
fileread = fopen(file_name);

%Convert to float
times = fread(fileread,'float32');

%Filtering times and set to 0 small values
times(times<1e-8)=0;

%Set right times values
times_s = times * 1.0e-06;

%Solve full rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_full = 1./(2.*times_s)

%Filtering inf values and set to 0
motorspeed_full(motorspeed_full>1e+10)=0;

%Solve half rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_half = 1./(times_s);

A = '.txt';

[filepath,name,ext] = fileparts(file_name);

Xfilename = cat(2,name,A);

dlmwrite(Xfilename,motorspeed_full,'precision','%.3f');


So, it's possible to choose a last file, calculating it and convert it to .*txt. So now, I have to make a calculation after every measure.



enter image description here



My aim is:




  • Making first 1...n measures (1...n - *.log's and wav's)

  • Calculating and saving 1...n *.log's to *.txt's (see picture)

  • Create folder with file_name (ex. 20181120_125713) and insert file_name.txt and file_name.wav into this folder structureAim


Questions:




  • How can I converting all *.log files to *.txt files using dlmwrite?


  • How can I create a new folder with file_name



    mkdir(name);




for all files?





  • How to move the files with same names to folder with same name? Name of folder changes every time, so i can't work with



    movefile source destination



    Thank you very much for any help :*)









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    You haven't asked a question!

    – Ander Biguri
    Nov 22 '18 at 10:25











  • Please clarify what your question is or what difficulties you have to reach your "aims" (objectives?)

    – Anthony
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:59











  • Oh, sorry, I change my text below now!

    – Fracture
    Nov 22 '18 at 12:59











  • We are not here to provide code, this is not the purpose if this page. If the question is "what is the code to do this" the answer is: we wont do it for you

    – Ander Biguri
    Nov 22 '18 at 13:56











  • Its not only about code, I need to know a principle to make changes on multiple files! I can allready: Calculate and save a txt-files. To move file in one new folder. But i want to work with multiple files: I have 1.log, 2.log, 3.log and 1.wav, 2.wav, 3wav. I need to create 1.txt, 2.txt, 3.txt. Now I want make a folder named "1" and move 1.txt and 1.wav inside. Then make folder named "2" and move 2.txt and 2.wav! And the same with 3..n

    – Fracture
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:15














  • 1





    You haven't asked a question!

    – Ander Biguri
    Nov 22 '18 at 10:25











  • Please clarify what your question is or what difficulties you have to reach your "aims" (objectives?)

    – Anthony
    Nov 22 '18 at 11:59











  • Oh, sorry, I change my text below now!

    – Fracture
    Nov 22 '18 at 12:59











  • We are not here to provide code, this is not the purpose if this page. If the question is "what is the code to do this" the answer is: we wont do it for you

    – Ander Biguri
    Nov 22 '18 at 13:56











  • Its not only about code, I need to know a principle to make changes on multiple files! I can allready: Calculate and save a txt-files. To move file in one new folder. But i want to work with multiple files: I have 1.log, 2.log, 3.log and 1.wav, 2.wav, 3wav. I need to create 1.txt, 2.txt, 3.txt. Now I want make a folder named "1" and move 1.txt and 1.wav inside. Then make folder named "2" and move 2.txt and 2.wav! And the same with 3..n

    – Fracture
    Nov 22 '18 at 14:15








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1





You haven't asked a question!

– Ander Biguri
Nov 22 '18 at 10:25





You haven't asked a question!

– Ander Biguri
Nov 22 '18 at 10:25













Please clarify what your question is or what difficulties you have to reach your "aims" (objectives?)

– Anthony
Nov 22 '18 at 11:59





Please clarify what your question is or what difficulties you have to reach your "aims" (objectives?)

– Anthony
Nov 22 '18 at 11:59













Oh, sorry, I change my text below now!

– Fracture
Nov 22 '18 at 12:59





Oh, sorry, I change my text below now!

– Fracture
Nov 22 '18 at 12:59













We are not here to provide code, this is not the purpose if this page. If the question is "what is the code to do this" the answer is: we wont do it for you

– Ander Biguri
Nov 22 '18 at 13:56





We are not here to provide code, this is not the purpose if this page. If the question is "what is the code to do this" the answer is: we wont do it for you

– Ander Biguri
Nov 22 '18 at 13:56













Its not only about code, I need to know a principle to make changes on multiple files! I can allready: Calculate and save a txt-files. To move file in one new folder. But i want to work with multiple files: I have 1.log, 2.log, 3.log and 1.wav, 2.wav, 3wav. I need to create 1.txt, 2.txt, 3.txt. Now I want make a folder named "1" and move 1.txt and 1.wav inside. Then make folder named "2" and move 2.txt and 2.wav! And the same with 3..n

– Fracture
Nov 22 '18 at 14:15





Its not only about code, I need to know a principle to make changes on multiple files! I can allready: Calculate and save a txt-files. To move file in one new folder. But i want to work with multiple files: I have 1.log, 2.log, 3.log and 1.wav, 2.wav, 3wav. I need to create 1.txt, 2.txt, 3.txt. Now I want make a folder named "1" and move 1.txt and 1.wav inside. Then make folder named "2" and move 2.txt and 2.wav! And the same with 3..n

– Fracture
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Here is my solution. Maybe it can help somebody:



clear all;
clc;

%Filtering log files
l = dir('*.log');
for k = 1:length(l)
next_name = l(k).name

%Array size detection
[rows cols] = size(l);

%Choose a last file
file_name = next_name;

%Reading log last file
fileread = fopen(file_name);

%Convert to float
times = fread(fileread,'float32');

%Filtering times and set to 0 small values
times(times<1e-8)=0;

%Set right times values
times_s = times * 1.0e-06;

%Solve full rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_full = 1./(2.*times_s);

%Filtering inf values and set to 0
motorspeed_full(motorspeed_full>1e+10)=0;

%Solve half rotation speed (Hz)
motorspeed_half = 1./(times_s);

A = '.txt';

[filepath,name,ext] = fileparts(file_name);

Xfilename = [name,A];

mkdir(name)

dlmwrite([name,filesep,Xfilename],motorspeed_full,'precision','%.3f');
% [name,'.wav'],[name, file, name, '.wav']
movefile([name,'.wav'],[name, filesep, name, '.wav']);
end





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    Here is my solution. Maybe it can help somebody:



    clear all;
    clc;

    %Filtering log files
    l = dir('*.log');
    for k = 1:length(l)
    next_name = l(k).name

    %Array size detection
    [rows cols] = size(l);

    %Choose a last file
    file_name = next_name;

    %Reading log last file
    fileread = fopen(file_name);

    %Convert to float
    times = fread(fileread,'float32');

    %Filtering times and set to 0 small values
    times(times<1e-8)=0;

    %Set right times values
    times_s = times * 1.0e-06;

    %Solve full rotation speed (Hz)
    motorspeed_full = 1./(2.*times_s);

    %Filtering inf values and set to 0
    motorspeed_full(motorspeed_full>1e+10)=0;

    %Solve half rotation speed (Hz)
    motorspeed_half = 1./(times_s);

    A = '.txt';

    [filepath,name,ext] = fileparts(file_name);

    Xfilename = [name,A];

    mkdir(name)

    dlmwrite([name,filesep,Xfilename],motorspeed_full,'precision','%.3f');
    % [name,'.wav'],[name, file, name, '.wav']
    movefile([name,'.wav'],[name, filesep, name, '.wav']);
    end





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      Here is my solution. Maybe it can help somebody:



      clear all;
      clc;

      %Filtering log files
      l = dir('*.log');
      for k = 1:length(l)
      next_name = l(k).name

      %Array size detection
      [rows cols] = size(l);

      %Choose a last file
      file_name = next_name;

      %Reading log last file
      fileread = fopen(file_name);

      %Convert to float
      times = fread(fileread,'float32');

      %Filtering times and set to 0 small values
      times(times<1e-8)=0;

      %Set right times values
      times_s = times * 1.0e-06;

      %Solve full rotation speed (Hz)
      motorspeed_full = 1./(2.*times_s);

      %Filtering inf values and set to 0
      motorspeed_full(motorspeed_full>1e+10)=0;

      %Solve half rotation speed (Hz)
      motorspeed_half = 1./(times_s);

      A = '.txt';

      [filepath,name,ext] = fileparts(file_name);

      Xfilename = [name,A];

      mkdir(name)

      dlmwrite([name,filesep,Xfilename],motorspeed_full,'precision','%.3f');
      % [name,'.wav'],[name, file, name, '.wav']
      movefile([name,'.wav'],[name, filesep, name, '.wav']);
      end





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        Here is my solution. Maybe it can help somebody:



        clear all;
        clc;

        %Filtering log files
        l = dir('*.log');
        for k = 1:length(l)
        next_name = l(k).name

        %Array size detection
        [rows cols] = size(l);

        %Choose a last file
        file_name = next_name;

        %Reading log last file
        fileread = fopen(file_name);

        %Convert to float
        times = fread(fileread,'float32');

        %Filtering times and set to 0 small values
        times(times<1e-8)=0;

        %Set right times values
        times_s = times * 1.0e-06;

        %Solve full rotation speed (Hz)
        motorspeed_full = 1./(2.*times_s);

        %Filtering inf values and set to 0
        motorspeed_full(motorspeed_full>1e+10)=0;

        %Solve half rotation speed (Hz)
        motorspeed_half = 1./(times_s);

        A = '.txt';

        [filepath,name,ext] = fileparts(file_name);

        Xfilename = [name,A];

        mkdir(name)

        dlmwrite([name,filesep,Xfilename],motorspeed_full,'precision','%.3f');
        % [name,'.wav'],[name, file, name, '.wav']
        movefile([name,'.wav'],[name, filesep, name, '.wav']);
        end





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        Here is my solution. Maybe it can help somebody:



        clear all;
        clc;

        %Filtering log files
        l = dir('*.log');
        for k = 1:length(l)
        next_name = l(k).name

        %Array size detection
        [rows cols] = size(l);

        %Choose a last file
        file_name = next_name;

        %Reading log last file
        fileread = fopen(file_name);

        %Convert to float
        times = fread(fileread,'float32');

        %Filtering times and set to 0 small values
        times(times<1e-8)=0;

        %Set right times values
        times_s = times * 1.0e-06;

        %Solve full rotation speed (Hz)
        motorspeed_full = 1./(2.*times_s);

        %Filtering inf values and set to 0
        motorspeed_full(motorspeed_full>1e+10)=0;

        %Solve half rotation speed (Hz)
        motorspeed_half = 1./(times_s);

        A = '.txt';

        [filepath,name,ext] = fileparts(file_name);

        Xfilename = [name,A];

        mkdir(name)

        dlmwrite([name,filesep,Xfilename],motorspeed_full,'precision','%.3f');
        % [name,'.wav'],[name, file, name, '.wav']
        movefile([name,'.wav'],[name, filesep, name, '.wav']);
        end






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