you could do this like this:
setfield(cdf{'var'},['NOTE_',int2str(N)],'This is fifth note')
setfield allows you to add fields whose names are determined at
run-time to a struct. It also works for addition attributes in octcdf.
Another way could be the use of eval. But it is a good idea to avoid
eval if possible.
Cheers,
Alex
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 11:21 AM, <n...@itimes.com> wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Please refer the following octave code.
>
> cdf = netcdf('glo_att.nc','c');
> date='23-Feb-2010';
> cdf.CREATION_DATE = date;
> cdf.history = 'netcdf file created in octave';
> cdf('lon') = 4;
> cdf('lat') = 2;
> cdf{'var'} = ncchar('lon','lat');
> cdf{'var'}.Time = 'Today';
> N=5;
> cdf{'var'}.['NOTE_',int2str(N)] = 'This is fifth note';
> ncclose(cdf)
>
> Here I want to add "NOTE_5" as an atribute to "var" variable. Though I could
> have simply done it with
> cdf{'var'}.NOTE_5;
> which would work, the thing is N keeps changing.
>
> Can anyone please suggest some way?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Nands
>
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