matlab把matrix 写成文本文件——dlmwrite

DLMWRITE Write ASCII delimited file.

DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M) writes matrix M into FILENAME using ',' as the
delimiter to separate matrix elements.

DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'DLM') writes matrix M into FILENAME using the
character DLM as the delimiter.

DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'DLM',R,C) writes matrix M starting at
offset row R, and offset column C in the file. R and C are zero-based,
so that R=C=0 specifies the first value in the file.

DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'ATTRIBUTE1','VALUE1','ATTRIBUTE2','VALUE2'...)
An alternative calling syntax that uses attribute value pairs for
specifying optional arguments to DLMWRITE. The order of the
attribute-value pairs does not matter, as long as an appropriate value
follows each attribute tag.

DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'-append') appends the matrix to the file.
without the flag, DLMWRITE overwrites any existing file.

DLMWRITE('FILENAME',M,'-append','ATTRIBUTE1','VALUE1',...)
Is the same as the previous syntax, but accepts attribute value pairs,
as well as the '-append' flag. The flag can be placed in the argument
list anywhere between attribute value pairs, but not between an
attribute and its value.

USER CONFIGURABLE OPTIONS

ATTRIBUTE : a quoted string defining an Attribute tag. The following
attribute tags are valid -
'delimiter' => Delimiter string to be used in separating matrix
elements.
'newline' => 'pc' Use CR/LF as line terminator
'unix' Use LF as line terminator
'roffset' => Zero-based offset, in rows, from the top of the
destination file to where the data it to be
written.
'coffset' => Zero-based offset, in columns, from the left side
of the destination file to where the data is to be
written.
'precision' => Numeric precision to use in writing data to the
file, as significant digits or a C-style format
string, starting with '%', such as '%10.5f'. Note
that this uses the operating system standard
library to truncate the number.

EXAMPLES:

DLMWRITE('abc.dat',M,'delimiter',';','roffset',5,'coffset',6,...
'precision',4) writes matrix M to row offset 5, column offset 6, in
file abc.dat using ; as the delimiter between matrix elements. The
numeric precision is of the data is set to 4 significant decimal
digits.

DLMWRITE('example.dat',M,'-append') appends matrix M to the end of
the file example.dat. By default append mode is off, i.e. DLMWRITE
overwrites the existing file.

DLMWRITE('data.dat',M,'delimiter','\t','precision',6) writes M to file
'data.dat' with elements delimited by the tab character, using a precision
of 6 significant digits.

DLMWRITE('file.txt',M,'delimiter','\t','precision','%.6f') writes M
to file file.txt with elements delimited by the tab character, using a
precision of 6 decimal places.

DLMWRITE('example2.dat',M,'newline','pc') writes M to file
example2.dat, using the conventional line terminator for the PC
platform.