explode_implode
%EXPLODE Splits string into pieces.
% EXPLODE(STRING,DELIMITERS) returns a cell array with the pieces
% of STRING found between any of the characters in DELIMITERS.
%
% [SPLIT,NUMPIECES] = EXPLODE(STRING,DELIMITERS) also returns the
% number of pieces found in STRING.
%
% Input arguments:
% STRING - the string to split (string)
% DELIMITERS - the delimiter characters (string)
% Output arguments:
% SPLIT - the split string (cell array), each cell is a piece
% NUMPIECES - the number of pieces found (integer)
%
% Example:
% STRING = 'ab_c,d,e fgh'
% DELIMITERS = '_,'
% [SPLIT,NUMPIECES] = EXPLODE(STRING,DELIMITERS)
% SPLIT = 'ab' 'c' 'd' 'e fgh'
% NUMPIECES = 4
%
% See also IMPLODE, STRTOK
%
% Created: Sara Silva (sara@itqb.unl.pt) - 2002.04.30
%IMPLODE Joins strings with delimiter in between.
% IMPLODE(PIECES,DELIMITER) returns a string containing all the
% strings in PIECES joined with the DELIMITER string in between.
%
% Input arguments:
% PIECES - the pieces of string to join (cell array), each cell is a piece
% DELIMITER - the delimiter string to put between the pieces (string)
% Output arguments:
% STRING - all the pieces joined with the delimiter in between (string)
%
% Example:
% PIECES = {'ab','c','d','e fgh'}
% DELIMITER = '->'
% STRING = IMPLODE(PIECES,DELIMITER)
% STRING = ab->c->d->e fgh
%
% See also EXPLODE, STRCAT
%
% Created: Sara Silva (sara@itqb.unl.pt) - 2002.08.25
% Modified: Sara Silva (sara@dei.uc.pt) - 2005.03.11
% - implode did not work if the delimiter was whitespace, so
% line 36 was replaced by line 37.
% - thank you to Matthew Davidson for pointing this out
% (and providing the solution!)
인용 양식
Sara Silva (2024). explode_implode (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/3028-explode_implode), MATLAB Central File Exchange. 검색됨 .
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