How to use variable value as an input to the function?
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I have the function which takes two arguments:
match(template1 , template2);
I want to save the first and second argument name as a string:
name1 = 'template1'; name2 = 'template2';
And then pass this names into my match function:
match( name1 , name2 )
MATLAB reads it as strings but I want it to be pointers to to template1 and template2. Do you know how to achieve this?
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dpb
il 31 Lug 2013
Better back up and describe what end objective is--Matlab is not C so talking about pointers is generally an attempt to implement something as if it were.
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Walter Roberson
il 31 Lug 2013
function r = match(t1 , t2)
name1 = inputname(1);
name2 = inputname(2);
r = match_by_name(name1, name2);
end
where match_by_name is your second "match" function.
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Walter Roberson
il 1 Ago 2013
nT = length(template);
result = cell(nT,nT);
for K = 1 : nT
result{K,K} = match(template{K}, template{K}); %match against self??
for L = K + 1, nT
result{K, L} = match(template{K}, template{L});
end
end
Richard Brown
il 31 Lug 2013
You can very probably get away with just passing template1 and template2 themselves (not trying to create references to them).
Matlab won't create copies unless you modify them within your match function.
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