avgt.tff

toolbox of BVQX, This is the access between BV and matlab. It will help you to analysis data from BV

# TextFileFormat (leave this tag as magic token!)

# BVQX file format for *.TXT files (AVeraGing Text file)
# DAT FileVersions supported:
#
# Version:  v0.6d
# Build:    7020711
# Date:     Feb-07 2007, 11:45 AM CET
# Author:   Jochen Weber, Brain Innovation, B.V., Maastricht, NL
# URL/Info: http://wiki.brainvoyager.com/BVQXtools

# FILE FORMAT
Description:Event-related averaging table data files (*.txt)
Extensions:avgt # bogus extension
FieldDelimiters: {[32]}
LineDelimiters: {[13, 10], [10]}
ParagraphArrays:0
SkipEmptyLines:1
Magic:|
name          |range       |type    |magic
AVGT_CurveLst |1, 16       |regexpi |\s+\"curve\s1\:\s
EndMagic

# FIELDS
ListOfFields:!
type !cond               !field               !datatype!format !dim    !default !varname

# read only support
EXPRE!$TFFWRITE!!!!!!error('Averaging Tables can only be read.');

# get number of curves
EXPRE!!!!!!!@NrOfCurves = sum(linecont{linec} == '"') / 2; if @NrOfCurves < 1 || @NrOfCurves ~= fix(@NrOfCurves), error('Bad AGVT file.'); end

# get names of curves
ARRAY!                   !CurveNames          !string  !"%s"   !1, @NrOfCurves! !CurveNames

# get number of points
EXPRE!!!!!!!@NrOfCurvePoints = numel(linecont) - 1; @CurveData = zeros(@NrOfCurvePoints, @NrOfCurves);

# read points
EXPRE!!!!!!!for pc = 1:@NrOfCurvePoints, try, @CurveData(pc, :) = str2num(regexprep(linecont{1 + pc}, '\"\d+\"', '')); catch, error('Bad AVGT file'), end, end

# go beyond end of file !
EXPRE!!!!!!!linec = linecount + 1;

EndListOfFields

NewFileCode:!
@NrOfCurves = 0;
@CurveNames = cell(1, 0);
@NrOfCurvePoints = 0;
@CurveData = [];
EndNewFileCode