How to create a structure in which variables can be labelled with a string?
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I need a data structure in which there are structs with common fields: xxx.mean, xxx.std, xxx.description, yyy.mean, yyy.std, yyy.description, zzz.mean, zzz.std, zzz.description, etc.
But I want to load/call/get xxx, yyy or zzz by labelling it by a string, so I can change between them by changing the label: mystring = 'xxxname' or mystring = 'yyyname'.
So something like this: 'xxxname'.mean or 'yyyname'.std
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Stephen23
am 6 Jun. 2016
@Mr M.: xxx and yyy are variable names (the fact that they are structures is totally irrelevant). You want to change their names (that is what your question states). Ergo, you want to change variable names.
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Stephen23
am 31 Mai 2016
Bearbeitet: Stephen23
am 31 Mai 2016
>> S.('xxx').name = 'anna';
>> S.('yyy').name = 'bob';
>> S.('xxx').mean = 100;
>> S.('yyy').mean = -pi;
and access the data in the usual way:
>> S.('xxx').mean
ans = 100
>> S.('xxx').name
ans = anna
See how easy it is?
FYI, what you are proposing is possible but it requires creating and accessing the variables dynamically, which is a very bad way to write code, because it is slow, buggy, and obfuscated:
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Jos (10584)
am 31 Mai 2016
Just to elaborate on this: you can create a variable that holds the name of the label:
TheLabel = 'xxx'
S.(TheLabel).name
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