eval for string to variable
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I have a GUI with a string as variable and a returned value for it.
var="simulation type"
returned GUI value:
DataEdit.Value = 1x1 cell array {'RUN 1'}
eval([var '=' char(DataEdit.Value) ';']) gives Error using eval, Argument must be a text scalar.
Any suggestions?
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Stephen23
2023년 10월 17일
"Any suggestions?"
The fact that EVAL lets you obfuscate such buggy code should be a big hint that this should be avoided.
Walter Roberson
2023년 10월 17일
And when the XML file has in it
app = ''
then should your code delete your GUI, writing over the app variable that is holding the framework of your entire GUI ?
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Voss
2023년 10월 17일
Since var is a string (as opposed to character vector), when you concatenate it with character vectors, those character vectors are converted to strings as well, and the result is a string array:
var="simulation type";
DataEdit.Value = {'RUN 1'};
[var '=' char(DataEdit.Value) ';']
However, if you convert var into a character vector, then the concatenation works:
[char(var) '=' char(DataEdit.Value) ';']
You could also use the + operator for string concatenation, to concatenate everything as a string:
var + '=' + char(DataEdit.Value) + ';'
But in either case, you cannot eval the result because simulation type is not a valid variable name:
try
eval([char(var) '=' char(DataEdit.Value) ';'])
catch ME
disp(ME.message)
end
try
eval(var + '=' + char(DataEdit.Value) + ';')
catch ME
disp(ME.message)
end
So what is it you want to do with this?
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Walter Roberson
2023년 10월 18일
What XML writing routine are you using that cares about the name of the variable holding the data to be written??
Have you considered using dynamic field names of a struct, and using writestruct to write the output XML file ? Perhaps having used readstruct to read the original in?
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