Assign a cell data that starts with a regular expression
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An m-file contains a (1 by 4) cell data that may have different name, for example Fsim, FsimData, FsimName etc.
What I want to do is after loading the m-file, assign the cell data to a new variable called 'myData' as long as their name start with 'Fsim'.
How can I achieve this?
% Loading the file
load(fileName,'.mat')
% The file contains only one cell data (1 by 4), which may be named
% differently: Fsim, FsimData, FsimName etc.
% I want to assign the cell data to 'myData' as long as the cell name start with 'Fsim'.
myData=Fsim(followed by regular expression);
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Stephen23
le 7 Déc 2021
Modifié(e) : Stephen23
le 7 Déc 2021
Always LOAD into an output variable! That will make your code much more reliable, and makes this task easier.
Method 1: the simplest approach is to use LOAD's syntax which already supports regular expressions:
fnm = sprintf('%s.mat',fileName);
raw = load(fnm,'-regexp','^Fsim');
myData = struct2cell(raw)
Method 2: check the output variable's fieldname:
raw = load(fnm);
fld = fieldnames(raw);
assert(numel(fld)==1,'You said only one variable!')
idx = startsWith(fld,'Fsim'); % or STRNCMP
if idx
myData = raw.(fld{1}); % dynamic fieldname
end
Method 3: use STRUCT2CELL and some indexing, e.g.:
obj = struct2cell(raw);
myData = obj(idx);
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