read data formatted like ip address from a text file

I want to read a file formatted like this :
256.13.34.14: 257.13.34.15 221.18.87.18 266.13.77.19
257.13.34.15: 256.13.34.14 221.18.87.18
into a matrix like this:
256.13.34.14 257.13.34.15 221.18.87.18 266.13.77.19
257.13.34.15 256.13.34.14 221.18.87.18 0

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Have you tried dlmread()? I know you can set the delimiter to be the space, ' ', between the different IPs. You'll need to make sure the rest is read in as a string, but it should work.
Of course, now I'm questioning myself on whether dlmread() can bring in strings, but I know txtread can have specified delimiters as well.
Hessa saad
Hessa saad el 28 de Mzo. de 2018
yes, I tried it but it treats it as floating point meaning it only takes 256.13 from 256.13.34.14
"into a matrix like this:" Do you mean character array?
Elias Gule
Elias Gule el 28 de Mzo. de 2018
do you want to the data in string format or do you want it converted to double? This is very important in that it to a degree dictates the type of storage used for the data.
Hessa saad
Hessa saad el 28 de Mzo. de 2018
no, I want the whole IP to be stored in the matrix, and yes it will be a string array since I can not store the IP as double.

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Elias Gule
Elias Gule el 28 de Mzo. de 2018
Assuming that you want to store the data as strings, and that the delimiters are 'whitespace' and ':'.
filepath = 'the_path_to_your_file.txt';
str = fileread(filepath);
cstr= splitlines(str);
cstr = cstr(~cellfun('isempty',cstr)); % Remove all empty line data
ips = regexp(cstr,'(\d+\.?)+','match');
This should give you a cell array of cell arrays containing the defined ip's.

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