How can i call function without any output arguments?
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On my project my code is working. After that i tried to add a funciton on my code. As you can see down below i put my codes in a funciton & called it "plotter" without any output arguments.
function plotter(files, dir_path)
Exceldir = dir_path + "\ExcelFiles";
cd(Exceldir); % Change current directory to the where excel files restored in.
for i=1:length(files)
% Get sheet names being in the excel file.
sheets = sheetnames(files(i).name); % Sheets array.
% Get whole datas inside the excel files month by month.
for j=1:length(sheets)
data = readtable(files(i).name, "Sheet", sheets(j));
days = 1:1:size(data.Date); % Days array.
hold on;
plot(data.number_sold, days, "b.", "LineWidth", 2) % xAxis = sold_number
% yAxis = days
end
end
hold off;
end
% Call function "plotter"
xlsx_files = dir("*.xlsx");
Maindir = "C:\Users\emird\AppData\Local\Programs\df_2_db";
plotter(xlsx_files, Maindir)
When i call my funciton i get an error.
How can solve this problem and run my code?
7 Commenti
Stephen23
il 27 Feb 2023
Where did you save the PLOTTER function? What filename did you use for it?
Emir Dönmez
il 27 Feb 2023
Stephen23
il 27 Feb 2023
MATLAB cannot find your file. So you need to check that the function is saved on the MATLAB search path (or in the current directory) in a file named "plotter.m". Make sure that you do not have any other code in the file, apart from the function definition.
Emir Dönmez
il 27 Feb 2023
Emir Dönmez
il 27 Feb 2023
Modificato: Emir Dönmez
il 27 Feb 2023
"When i run my code it changes current directory to where the excel files stored in(gets in the ExcelFiles directory)."
Which is one of the reasons why it is a bad idea to change directory just to access data files: your code changes the function scope.... and then functions don't work, because you have changed the function scope. Best avoided.
The recommended approach is to use absolute/relative filenames to access data files. All MATLAB functions that access data files accept absolute/relative filenames. You should use absolute/relative filenames. You will find FULLFILE useful for this.
Emir Dönmez
il 27 Feb 2023
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Cris LaPierre
il 27 Feb 2023
Modificato: Cris LaPierre
il 27 Feb 2023
Based on the code you have shared, you likely need to change the order of your script. Functions must be defined at the bottom of the script.
% Call function "plotter"
xlsx_files = dir("*.xlsx");
Maindir = "C:\Users\emird\AppData\Local\Programs\df_2_db";
plotter(xlsx_files, Maindir)
function plotter(files, dir_path)
Exceldir = dir_path + "\ExcelFiles";
cd(Exceldir); % Change current directory to the where excel files restored in.
for i=1:length(files)
% Get sheet names being in the excel file.
sheets = sheetnames(files(i).name); % Sheets array.
% Get whole datas inside the excel files month by month.
for j=1:length(sheets)
data = readtable(files(i).name, "Sheet", sheets(j));
days = 1:1:size(data.Date); % Days array.
hold on;
plot(data.number_sold, days, "b.", "LineWidth", 2) % xAxis = sold_number
% yAxis = days
end
end
hold off;
end
8 Commenti
Emir Dönmez
il 27 Feb 2023
Cris LaPierre
il 27 Feb 2023
Good question. I'm not sure, as I can't duplicate the error.
Run the following and share the result
which plotter
Try clearing your workspace and then running your code again. Let us know what happens.
Emir Dönmez
il 27 Feb 2023
Emir Dönmez
il 27 Feb 2023
Cris LaPierre
il 27 Feb 2023
When you use cd, you change your current folder. That is making the function file unaccessable to MATLAB. The solution could be any of these options
Stephen23
il 27 Feb 2023
"The solution could be any of these options"
The much better solution is to use absolute/relative filenames to access data files.
Emir Dönmez
il 27 Feb 2023
Cris LaPierre
il 27 Feb 2023
+1 to Stephen23's comment.
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