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3D array delimiters - Matlab

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3d array in matlab

Hi,

I'm writing some data aquisition code in C, and have been doing so sucessfully, creating 2D arrays - writing them to a text file an opening them with matlab for processing.
When creasting the text file in C i use \t to destinguish between columns and a \n to identify a new row.
My question is, what does matlab look for to designate a 3rd dimension?

I can't seem to find this info anywhere!

Cheers,

Nick
 

As far as I know Matlab doesn't support 3rd array directly from ascii files.
but you can do it in two or three diffrent files.

for examples:

A=load('firstDim.txt');
B=load('secondDim.txt');
C=load('ThirdDim.txt');

vect=cat(3,A,B,C);
 

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