Re: The concept of a record

After reading Gordon and Klaus's replies, I came to the conclusion
that
write(12) U(:) will write all the values in U(:) as one record. But
the concept
of "line" doesn't apply here.

If I am correct in the statement above, then what will be the
structure of
the data file? Or put in another way, after writing the array into an
external data file, I load the data file using fread of matlab. The
function
fread will produce a data matrix. What will be the shape of the
matrix?
Is it (1,N), or is it (N, 1), or something else?

I will soon find it out by experiments. But if someone can shed light
on
it beforehand, it is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!
.

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