Many regular expression engines have a simple function to quickly know whether a regular expression entirely matches a string or not, for example C++ regex_match, python regex.fullmatch, and Java Pattern.matches. This is particularly useful for UIs that are only interested in validating strings.
Write such a function for MATLAB. As with other MATLAB's regex functions, this function should work with strings and cell arrays of strings.
Example
tf = regex_match('2015', '[0-9]+'); %is string only made of numbers? tf = true
tf = regex_match({'2015', '2015b', 'abc'}, '[0-9]+'); %match cell array against regex tf = [true false false]
tf = regex_match('2015', {'[0-9]+', '[A-Za-z]+'}); %match string agains cell array of regex tf = [true false]
tf = regex_match({'2015', 'abc'}, {'[0-9]+', '[A-Za-z]+'}); match cell against cell tf = [true true]
Note: calling java is forbidden
Very nice exception to the matlab documentation (I mean sizes between cell arrays).
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strcat on mixed input types, very nice!