io.reader.getRegisteredFileReaders

Class: io.reader
Namespace: io

Return all custom file readers registered for the Simulation Data Inspector

Since R2020b

Syntax

readers = io.reader.getRegisteredFileReaders


Description

readers = io.reader.getRegisteredFileReaders returns an array of strings that indicate all custom file readers registered for the Simulation Data Inspector.

Output Arguments

readers — Custom file readers registered for the Simulation Data Inspector

array of strings

Custom file readers registered for the Simulation Data Inspector, returned as an array of strings.

Attributes

Static

true

To learn about attributes of methods, see Method Attributes.

Examples

Register Custom File Reader for the Simulation Data Inspector

This example shows how to register a custom file reader with the Simulation Data Inspector, verify registration was successful, and unregister a file reader.

Register the Custom File Reader

This example registers the file reader ExcelFirstColumnTime. For an example that shows how to author the custom file reader, see Import Data Using Custom File Reader. As the name suggests, the custom file reader for this example supports Microsoft Excel™ files. Register the reader for the .xlsx and .xls extensions.

registerFileReader(ExcelFirstColumnTimeReader, [".xlsx" ".xls"]);

Verify Custom Reader Registration

To verify registration of a custom reader, you can use the io.reader.getRegisteredFileReaders method or the io.reader.getSupportedReadersForFile method.

The io.reader.getRegisteredFileReaders returns a string array that contains the names of all registered custom file readers.

io.reader.getRegisteredFileReaders

ans = 
"ExcelFirstColumnTimeReader"

You can also use the io.reader.getSupportedReadersForFile method to see all reader options for a specific file. The built-in option in the returned string array indicates that the Simulation Data Inspector has a built-in Excel file reader.

 io.reader.getSupportedReadersForFile('CustomFile.xlsx')

ans = 1x2 string
    "ExcelFirstColumnTimeReader"    "built-in"

Unregister a Custom File Reader

To unregister a custom file reader, use the unregisterFileReader method. All custom readers are unregistered when you close a MATLAB™ session.

unregisterFileReader(ExcelFirstColumnTimeReader, [".xlsx" ".xls"])

Version History

Introduced in R2020b