handling arrays of strings

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James Holland
James Holland le 17 Fév 2015
I want to create an array of strings in a manner that allows the strings to be easily changed, I would like something like this:
Signals = cellstr('Signals');
horzcat(Signals,...
'SignalName1',...
'SignalName2',...
'SignalName3',...
'SignalName4',...
'SignalName5', );
The problem is that horzcat merges the strings, is there a simple way to achieve this? James
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James Holland
James Holland le 17 Fév 2015
The idea of the first line was to create a cell array with the header 'signals' that would then have the actual signal names appended. I must have done something wrong when I tried this because I was getting all the strings merged together; I have tried it again and it works correctly - I'll call that a senior moment. Thank you.
per isakson
per isakson le 17 Fév 2015
Modifié(e) : per isakson le 17 Fév 2015
I often use this way to write cell arrays of strings in code. The string 'SignalName3' is commented out. It is easy to read and edit. Often I want a row to use in a for-loop: &nbsp for signal = Signals
Signals = {
'Signals'
'SignalName1'
'SignalName2'
... 'SignalName3'
'SignalName4'
'SignalName5'
};
Signals = transpose({
'Signals'
'SignalName1'
'SignalName2'
... 'SignalName3'
'SignalName4'
'SignalName5'
});

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pankhuri kasliwal
pankhuri kasliwal le 25 Juin 2019
Modifié(e) : pankhuri kasliwal le 25 Juin 2019
Signals= cellstr('Signals');
Signals = [Signals, 'SignalName1'];
Signals = [Signals, 'SignalName2'];
This way it won't merge the strings all together, you will get all the strings in an array.

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