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dpb
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Re: Combine parts of strucure array matrix
Posted:
Feb 22, 2013 9:50 AM
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On 2/22/2013 2:22 AM, Tim wrote:
> Hi!
> Starting point: Structure array
> fData(1).val=ones(2)
> fData(2).val=2*ones(2)
>
> I would like to combine for example the first row of each fData.val like:
> [fData(1).val(:,1) , fData(2).val(:,1)]
> but in a more elegant way without accessing each entry seperately. It
> works to combine like:
> [fData.val]
> but I can't choose just parts of the .val matrix.
Ayup, ML specifically documents the limitation of not being able to
reference subindices of fields for more than a single field index
expression. A significant limitation, agreed...
If you have to stick w/ the structure and need the above, you'll have to
either use a loop and retrieve each structure array component one at a
time or do the full concatenation as above and then select the
row/column desired (your above example says 'row' but is actually the
first column as written).
v = [fData.val]; v=v(1,:); % first row
Superficially doesn't seem as though there's a problem in the indexing
other than similar to cells so don't know why there's not a generalized
form available--perhaps it's in the development stage still...
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