call Matlab's memmapfile with subsasgn










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I have a large writable Matlab's memmapfile object that I want to access and modify.



Access



If I try:



mmap.Data.bit(1)


or



subsref(mmap.Data.bit, substruct('()', 1))


I get the same value (0).



Modify



If I try:



mmap.Data.bit(1) = 1


I can assign this value very quickly, but if I try:



[~] = subsasgn(mmap.Data, substruct('.', 'bit', '()', 1))


Matlab stops responding and never ends the line.



What is the problem with subsasgn and mmap?










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    I have a large writable Matlab's memmapfile object that I want to access and modify.



    Access



    If I try:



    mmap.Data.bit(1)


    or



    subsref(mmap.Data.bit, substruct('()', 1))


    I get the same value (0).



    Modify



    If I try:



    mmap.Data.bit(1) = 1


    I can assign this value very quickly, but if I try:



    [~] = subsasgn(mmap.Data, substruct('.', 'bit', '()', 1))


    Matlab stops responding and never ends the line.



    What is the problem with subsasgn and mmap?










    share|improve this question
























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      I have a large writable Matlab's memmapfile object that I want to access and modify.



      Access



      If I try:



      mmap.Data.bit(1)


      or



      subsref(mmap.Data.bit, substruct('()', 1))


      I get the same value (0).



      Modify



      If I try:



      mmap.Data.bit(1) = 1


      I can assign this value very quickly, but if I try:



      [~] = subsasgn(mmap.Data, substruct('.', 'bit', '()', 1))


      Matlab stops responding and never ends the line.



      What is the problem with subsasgn and mmap?










      share|improve this question














      I have a large writable Matlab's memmapfile object that I want to access and modify.



      Access



      If I try:



      mmap.Data.bit(1)


      or



      subsref(mmap.Data.bit, substruct('()', 1))


      I get the same value (0).



      Modify



      If I try:



      mmap.Data.bit(1) = 1


      I can assign this value very quickly, but if I try:



      [~] = subsasgn(mmap.Data, substruct('.', 'bit', '()', 1))


      Matlab stops responding and never ends the line.



      What is the problem with subsasgn and mmap?







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          What Matlab was actually trying to do is to load the whole content of the file.



          The correct line is:



           [~] = subsasgn(mmap, substruct('.', 'Data', '.', 'bit', '()', 1))





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            What Matlab was actually trying to do is to load the whole content of the file.



            The correct line is:



             [~] = subsasgn(mmap, substruct('.', 'Data', '.', 'bit', '()', 1))





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              What Matlab was actually trying to do is to load the whole content of the file.



              The correct line is:



               [~] = subsasgn(mmap, substruct('.', 'Data', '.', 'bit', '()', 1))





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                What Matlab was actually trying to do is to load the whole content of the file.



                The correct line is:



                 [~] = subsasgn(mmap, substruct('.', 'Data', '.', 'bit', '()', 1))





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                What Matlab was actually trying to do is to load the whole content of the file.



                The correct line is:



                 [~] = subsasgn(mmap, substruct('.', 'Data', '.', 'bit', '()', 1))






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