Function that runs all functions in a directory
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Hello all,
I want to write a function that loops through all the functions in a given directory and runs them.
For each specific function, I have a variable called FunInputs that tells me what the argument is for each function. For example, the input argument for the function titled 'A' is '930'.
FunInputs=
{'A','930';'B','804';'C','812';'D','830';'E','811';'F','827';'G','931';'H','932';'I','800';'J','814';'K','805';'L','1012';'M','933';'N','820';'O','1010';'P','802';}
In addition, all functions in the directory share the input 'FileCode'. So, when I run function 'A' it looks like:
output = A('FileCode','930');
I'm feeling really lost as to how to go about writing a function that can automatically process my list of functions according to their specific inputs (sorry....I'm a newbie!)
this is what I have so far...
function [AllFunOutputs] = RunAllFuns(FileCode, FunInputs)
files = what('\MATLAB\Funs');
% get all file names in directory 'Funs'
funsExist = files(arrayfun(@(f) isMatFun(f), files));
% make sure the files in the directory are functions
funNames = arrayfun(@(f) {stripDotM(f)}, funsExist);
% strip the '.m' suffix from all file names
% below, match the function name with its argument
k = 1;
for i=1:length(FunInputs)
if(strncmp(FunInputs(i,1),files,1)== 1))
funNames(k,1) = FunInputs(i,2);
k = k+1;
end
end
AllFunOutputs = cellfun(@(f) {executeStrAsFun(char(f), T)}, funNames);
% run the files as functions and combine the results in a matrix
end
function [AllFunOutputs] = executeStrAsFun(fname, FileCode, FunInput)
try
fun = str2func(fname); % convert string to a function
results = fun(FileCode,FunInput); % run the function
catch err
fprintf('Function: %s\n', err.name);
fprintf('Line: %s\n', err.line);
fprintf('Message: %s\n', err.message);
results = ['ERROR: Couldn''t run function: ' fname];
end
end
Thank you so much in advance for your time, help, and consideration!!!!!
1 comentario
Matt Kindig
el 25 de Oct. de 2012
This looks good to me. What doesn't work about this code? Please clarify.
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Jan
el 26 de Oct. de 2012
A simpler method to get the function names:
fileDir = dir(\Matlab\Funs\*.m');
fileName = {fileDir.name};
funcName = strrep(fileName, '.m', '');
I do not understand the line:
if (strncmp(FunInputs(i,1),files,1)== 1))
files is an array, therefore the output of strncmp will be an array also. Then an any or all would be smarter, because if requires a scalar condition such that all is applied implicitely. But why do you compare the first character?
feval might be easier than converting the string to a function handle at first.
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