MATLAB: Write changing string format into txt file

changing format fprintf/sprintf

Hey! I would like to write into a txt file, the location of my working directory.

I tried the function fprintf (or sprintf) but the problem is that I can't define a fixed format (with strings backlslash and integers) when I am using fprintf (or sprintf) because the format is changing when the working directory is changing!

Thanks for the help.

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Alright!

By simply using the function save it worked out.

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MATLAB: Passing formatted string output of sprintf to fprintf

You'll need to do

function writeToLog(fid, formatted_str)
    % Write to log file.
    fprintf(fid, '%s\n', formatted_str);
    % Print to command window.
    fprintf('%s\n', formatted_str);
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MATLAB: Odd behavior combining sprintf and fprintf

Try

fprintf(sprintf('%%%%\n'))

In order to print a % with the fprintf command, you have give the function two %-characters:

fprintf('%%')

The same is true for the sprintf-command. So sprintf turns two %-characters into one, and as you need two for fprintf, your string has to contain four %-characters.

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