I have the following code:
for ii = 1: length(angles)
laminate.ply(ii).angle = angles(ii)/180*pi;
laminate.ply(ii).t = thickness(ii);
laminate.ply(ii).material = mat_ex3_ge();
end
How to impliment it without for/loop?

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Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov le 18 Mai 2014
Modifié(e) : Andrei Bobrov le 18 Mai 2014

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laminate.ply = struct('angles',num2cell(angles(:)/180*pi),...
't',num2cell(thickness(:)),...
'material',repmat({mat_ex3_ge()},numel(angles),1));

3 commentaires

Dimitrios
Dimitrios le 18 Mai 2014
thanks :) Just to mention a small typing error in last line : the numel function.
Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov le 18 Mai 2014
Thank you, corrected.
Matt J
Matt J le 18 Mai 2014
Modifié(e) : Matt J le 18 Mai 2014
Note, however, that this is not truly vectorized. The num2cell function uses for-loops,
>>type num2cell

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Matt J
Matt J le 18 Mai 2014

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There's no way without a for-loop or equivalent.
But regardless, it's a bad way to organize your data. It splits the angles(ii), thickness(ii), etc... data in an inefficient way. Store all data in one field instead,
laminate.ply.angles=angles*180/pi;
laminate.ply.t=thickness;
laminate.ply.material(1:length(angles))=mat_ex3_ge();

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