Hi, i have cell that consisting string value.i want to use every cell element as variable name. for example filename{1}= [1 2 3] then i have EX1=[1 2 3] in work space. i wrote this code but it doesn't work.
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ali jafari
am 22 Feb. 2018
Kommentiert: ali jafari
am 22 Feb. 2018
filename={'EX1','EX2','FX1','FX2','PR1','PR2',...
'RU1','RU2','SP1','SP2','UL1','UL2'};
for i=1:12
genvarname(filename{i})) =importdata([filename{i},'.mat']);
end
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Guillaume
am 22 Feb. 2018
So, you're having difficulty generating dynamic variable names. Even if we told you how to do it, you would have the exact same difficulties every time you want to use these variable names. The only good answer to your question is don't do that.
I'm sure Stephen will answer your question with his very detailed explanation of why it's a bad idea. Please follow that advice.
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Stephen23
am 22 Feb. 2018
Bearbeitet: Stephen23
am 22 Feb. 2018
As an alternative to magically creating variable names (which is not recommended), you can very simply define a structure and dynamically create the fieldnames:
C = {'EX1','EX2','FX1','FX2','PR1','PR2','RU1','RU2','SP1','SP2','UL1','UL2'};
S = struct();
for k = 1:numel(C)
S.(C{k}) = importdata(sprintf('%s.mat',C{k}));
end
and then accessing your data is also very simple and efficient:
S.EX1
S.EX2
S.FX1
... etc
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