Question says it all: in a Windows OS, is there a way to make Matlab’s csvread or importdata recognize that it needs to follow myfile.csv.lnk to the source file?
Question says it all: in a Windows OS, is there a way to make
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Question says it all: in a Windows OS, is there a way to make Matlab’s csvread or importdata recognize that it needs to follow myfile.csv.lnk to the source file?
Matlab can’t process windows shortcut style symbolic links, but it has no problem with ntfs symlinks which were added around Vista and are transparent to applications. I’ve tested both the symbolic and hard link variants of these and both work fine through Matlab.
You make them using the
mklinkcommand, similar to this