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NAME
SYNOPSIS
int
DESCRIPTIONRewinds an open MAT file so that
RETURN VALUESThe function returns 0 on success, or -1 on failure. EXAMPLESThe following example shows a list of variables in the MAT file, and prompts the user for the index of the variable to read. If the index is valid, the file is reset to the beginning, and variables read until the selected index is reached. #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> #include "matio.h" int main(int argc, char **argv) { mat_t *matfp; matvar_t *matvar; int idx, num_variables; matfp = Mat_Open(argv[1], MAT_ACC_RDONLY); if ( NULL == matfp ) { fprintf(stderr, "Error opening MAT file %s0, argv[1]); return EXIT_FAILURE; } idx = 0; while ( NULL != (matvar = Mat_VarReadNextInfo(matfp)) ) { idx++; printf("%3d. %s0, idx, matvar->name); Mat_VarFree(matvar); } num_variables = idx; if ( num_variables > 0 ) { printf("Which variable would you like to read? "); if ( 0 == fscanf(stdin,"%d",&idx) ) { printf("Invalid variable selection!0); } else if ( idx < 1 || idx > num_variables ) { fprintf(stderr, "That is an invalid variable index!0); } else { int k; Mat_Rewind(matfp); for ( k = 1; k < idx; k++ ) { matvar = Mat_VarReadNextInfo(matfp); Mat_VarFree(matvar); } matvar = Mat_VarReadNext(matfp); Mat_VarPrint(matvar, 1); Mat_VarFree(matvar); } } Mat_Close(matfp); return EXIT_SUCCESS; } SEE ALSOMat_Open(3), Mat_Close(3), Mat_VarReadNext(3), Mat_VarReadNextInfo(3), Mat_VarPrint(3)
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