how can I store chars of a cells with different length in a matrix

hello,

in a for loop located in a function i was able to get the cell arrays in the following form:

1st: {'R1'} {'R3'} {'R4'}

2nd: {'R1'} {'R3'} {'R6'} {'R5'} {'R4'}

how can i store these outputs in a matrix as:

{'R1'} {'R3'} {'R4'} 0 0

{'R1'} {'R3'} {'R6'} {'R5'} {'R4'}

as the output of my function (or after ending the for loop)

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

C = cell(N,0);
for k = 1:N
    tmp = ... the output of your function (cell vector)
    C(k,1:numel(tmp)) = tmp;
end

[fadi awar]

thank you,

but the problem is that the output of my function i should get the 1st and the 2nd cells as i mentioned before, but as the cells dont have the same length i am having troubles to store them.

I am using

for k=1:np

pk = allp{k};

nodrout=routers(pk); (here i am getting the cells)

sss=length(nodrout) (i am checking the length of the cells for each iteration)

ruse(k,sss)=nodrout (ruse is the output of my function but i am getting the error at the end when i am on this line)

end

error:Unable to perform assignment because the indices on the left side are not compatible with the size of the right side.

[Stephen23]

Following what I wrote in my answer:

ruse = cell(np,0);
for k = 1:np
    pk = allp{k};
    nodrout = routers(pk);
    ruse(k,1:numel(nodrout)) = nodrout;
end

[fadi awar]

thank you it worked perfectly

i really appreciate your help