hasdata

Determine if data is available to read from TDMS datastore

Since R2022a

Syntax

tf = hasdata(tdmsds)

Description

tf = hasdata(tdmsds) returns logical 1 (true) if there is data available to read from the TDMS datastore specified by tdmsds. Otherwise, it returns logical 0 (false).

This function is supported on the Debian^® distribution of Linux^® (since R2026a) and on Windows^®.

Examples

Check TDMS Datastore for Readable Data

In a while-loop, use hasdata to determine if there is any more data to read at the current location.

tdmsds = tdmsDatastore(tdmsDatastore("C:\data\tdms"));
while hasdata(tdmsds)
    m = read(tdmsds);
        ⋮
end

Input Arguments

tdmsds — TDMS datastore

TDMSDatastore object

TDMS datastore, specified as a TDMSDatastore object.

Example: tdmsds = tdmsDatastore("C:\data\tdms")

Output Arguments

tf — Indicator of data to read

1 | 0

Indicator of data to read, returned as a logical 1 (true) or 0 (false).

Version History

Introduced in R2022a

R2026a: TDMS Support on Linux Platform

You can now use this function on the Debian distribution of Linux.