Hi I am trying to create a cell array of strings with:
data = ['1';'2';'3';'4';'5';'6';'7';'8';'9';'10';'11';'12';'13';'14';'15';'16';'17';'18';'19';'20';];
where I expecting a cell array of 25 elements. but I get:
length(data)
= 33
so obviously numbers 12,13 etc are counting as 2 bits.
My question is then how do I ensure the cell array is of length 20? also the function I am putting the cell array into has to be a cell array of strings even though I am using ints!
You need to do:
data = {'1';'2';'3';'4';'5';'6';'7';'8';'9';'10';'11';'12';'13';'14';'15';'16';'17';'18';'19';'20';};
Use {}. These will form a cell array.
You can use {} instead of [] to build a cell, or you can use strsplit to build an arbitrary length cell of strings representing numbers from 1 to N:
data = strsplit(num2str(1:N));
Update: The fastest way to do this now is with the undocumented sprintfc function (note the "c" at the end) which prints each element to it's own cell:
>> A = sprintfc('%g',1:20)
A = 
  Columns 1 through 11
    '1'    '2'    '3'    '4'    '5'    '6'    '7'    '8'    '9'    '10'    '11'
  Columns 12 through 20
    '12'    '13'    '14'    '15'    '16'    '17'    '18'    '19'    '20'
>> which sprintfc
built-in (undocumented)
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