Imagine a function with a variable number of input arguments, alternately asking for a string and a value.
myfunction('string1',value1,'string2',value2,...)
e.g.
myfunction('A',5,'B',10)
I want to keep the ability to call the function like that and I dont want to change the evaluation of varargin
inside the function. (Except ('string1','string2',...,value1,value2,...)
if that helps)
But I also have my input strings and values stored in a cell array inputvar <4x1 cell>
:
inputvar =
'A' [5] 'B' [10]
Also this cell array has a variable length.
My intention is to call my function somehow as follows:
myfunction( inputvar )
which is obviously not working. Any ideas how I could transform my cell to a valid input syntax?
I already tried to generate a string like
''string1',value1,'string2',value2'
and use eval
to use it in the function call. But it didn't worked out. So alternatively is there a way to transfor a string to code?
You should be able to do it like this:
myfunction(inputvar{:})
{:}
creates a comma separated list
EDIT: For example:
function val = myfunction(string1,value1,string2,value2)
if string1 == 'A'
val = value1;
else
val = value2;
end
myfunction('A',5,'B',10)
myfunction('B',5,'B',10)
A = {'A',5,'B',10};
myfunction(A{:})
A = {'B',5,'B',10};
myfunction(A{:})
returns:
ans = 5
ans = 10
ans = 5
ans = 10
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19275212/cell-elements-as-comma-separated-input-arguments-for-varargin-function