How do I get an element from a string?
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Say I have a vector representing a row and column which is (5,6) and I have a
vec = (5,6);
string = ['oNTitsr
reaqBtr
sggtalu
imnvomo
nresgLm
eamhomt
lfHoan
sn mnin']
When I do
a = string(vec);
I get a = 'ne'
and when I do
a = string(5,6);
a = 'L'
I am suppose to get 'L' but I keep getting 'ne' when I run my code.
vec = (5,6) is just an example it can be anything. How do I do it?
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Andrew Newell
2015년 2월 21일
Is that really the code you used? It should produce errors right from the start. The line
vec = (5,6);
results in
Error: Expression or statement is incorrect--possibly unbalanced (, {, or [.
The string definition you used gives
Error: String is not terminated properly.
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Andrew Newell
2015년 2월 21일
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2015년 2월 21일
Here is some code that works:
vec = {5,6};
S = ['oNTitsr';
'reaqBtr';
'sggtalu';
'imnvomo';
'nresgLm';
'eamhomt';
' lfHoan';
'sn mnin'];
S(5,6)
S(vec{:})
Some features of this code that are needed:
- Each row of the char array is surrounded by quotes; semicolons makes it a column vector.
- They all have to have the same length - hence the space at the beginning of ' lfHoan'.
- A cell array is used for vec. Using {:} returns a list:
vec{:}
ans =
5
ans =
6
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