MATLAB Function Reference |
Syntax
Description
untar(tarfilename)
extracts the archived contents of tarfilename
into the current directory.
tarfilename
is a string specifying the name of the tar-file. tarfilename
is gunzipped to a temporary directory and deleted if its extension ends in .tgz
or .gz
. If an extension is omitted, untar
searches for tarfilename
appended with .tgz
, .tar.gz
, or .tar
until a file exists. tarfilename
can include the directory name; otherwise, the file must be in the current directory or in a directory on the MATLAB path.
untar(tarfilename,outputdir)
Uncompresses the archive tarfilename
into the directory outputdir
. outputdir
is created if it does not exist.
filenames = untar(...)
extracts the tar archive and returns the relative pathnames of the extracted files into the string cell array filenames
.
[...] = untar(url, ...)
extracts the tar archive from an Internet universal resource locator (URL). The URL must include the protocol type (e.g., 'http://'
or 'ftp://'
). The URL is downloaded to the temp directory and deleted.
Examples
Copy all .m
files in the current directory to the directory backup
:
Untar and list Cleve Moler's "Numerical Computing with MATLAB" examples to the output directory ncm
:
See Also
unmkpp | unwrap |
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