First argument to {0} must be a MatFile object. Use function syntax such as {0}(obj) for method calls on MatFile objects. Cannot access ''{0}'' because ''{1}'' does not exist. ''{0}'' does not exist in ''{1}''. Cannot index into ''{0}'' because MatFile objects only support '()' indexing. Cannot index into ''{0}'' because ranges for MatFile objects must increase in equally spaced intervals. 'Properties' describes a MatFile object. To access this description, use the syntax obj.Properties.name. Cannot create a variable named 'Properties' because it is a reserved name for the MatFile class. Choose a different variable name. Cannot change ''{0}'' because Properties.Writable is false. To modify ''{1}'', set Properties.Writable to true. MatFile objects must be scalar. Try assigning the object to a scalar variable. MatFile objects are scalar. Access variables using the syntax objName.varName(indices). Variable name must be a character vector. The file ''{0}'' was saved in a format that does not support partial loading. Temporarily loading variable ''{1}'' into memory. To use partial loading efficiently, save MAT-files with the -v7.3 flag. ''{0}'' contains a variable named 'Properties', which MatFile objects cannot access. To access the 'Properties' variable using a MatFile object, rename the variable in the file. Cannot concatenate MatFile objects. Variables in the MatFile cannot be indexed more than one level. Writable parameter must be a scalar logical. Cannot create empty MatFile objects. ''{0}'' cannot be indexed with class ''{1}''. Indices must be numeric. Cannot use colon '':'' to define a dimension of a new variable. Cannot index into ''{0}'' because indices cannot be empty. Cannot index into empty variable ''{0}'' with colon index. Subscript indices must be real positive integers. To index into ''{0}'', specify all {1,number,integer} dimensions. MatFile objects do not support linear indexing. To index into the new variable ''{0}'', specify at least two dimensions. MatFile objects do not support linear indexing. The variable ''{0}'' is of class ''{1}''. To use ''{2}'', load the entire variable. Found characters the default encoding is unable to represent. MAT and FIG files save format Save MAT and FIG files that can be loaded in: MATLAB R2006b (Version 7.3) or later\nVariables can exceed 2GB on 64-bit systems MATLAB R14 (Version 7) or later\nFiles are compressed and use Unicode character encoding MATLAB R8 (Version 5) or later Note: FIG-files are created by saving plots, GUIs, etc.