Why a field is replaced by next field when corresponding function is being called within a loop?
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parameter = string(["Length","Width"]);
for m = 1 : length(parameter)
[SL_CI,DL_CI] = Condition_Index (file_list_damage,damageinfo_selected_yr,increment_vector,increment(m),(parameter{m));%
plot(x,SL_CI);
end
function [SL_CI,DL_CI] = Condition_Index (file_list_damage,damageinfo_selected_yr,increment_vector,increment,parameter)
%%some other calculation steps which gives the input for following function call%%
SL_CI.(parameter{m}) = UK_CI_SL(file_list_damage,damageinfo_selected_yr,DL_CI,ImpFactor); %this calls out a function which returns a double array%%
end
% now this code gives me a struct SL_CI with only one field 'Width',
% replacing the field 'Length'%%
%% I want both the field stored, if you guys have any idea on this, I would greatly appreciate it%%
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Florian Bidaud
le 28 Oct 2022
Modifié(e) : Florian Bidaud
le 28 Oct 2022
Hi,
You're using the same [SL_CI,DL_CI] to store both fields, so the last one override the first one.
You should have storing variables incrementing with m like :
for m = 1 : length(parameter)
[SL_CI(m),DL_CI(m)] = Condition_Index (file_list_damage,damageinfo_selected_yr,increment_vector,increment(m),(parameter{m}));%
plot(x,SL_CI);
end
I don't know what if the output type, so you might have to use a cell array, but this is the idea.
You shouldn't have m in the function deifinition
function [SL_CI,DL_CI] = Condition_Index (file_list_damage,damageinfo_selected_yr,increment_vector,increment,parameter)
%%some other calculation steps which gives the input for following function call%%
SL_CI.(parameter) = UK_CI_SL(file_list_damage,damageinfo_selected_yr,DL_CI,ImpFactor); %this calls out a function which returns a double array%%
end
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