MATLAB Function Reference | ![]() ![]() |
Syntax
s = setfield(s,'field',v) s = setfield(s,{i,j},'field',{k},v)
Description
s = setfield(s,'field',v),
where s
is a 1-by-1 structure, sets the contents of the specified field to the value v
. This is equivalent to the syntax s.field = v
.
s = setfield(s,{i,j},'field',{k},v)
sets the contents of the specified field to the value v
. This is equivalent to the syntax s(i,j).field(k) = v
. All subscripts must be passed as cell arrays--that is, they must be enclosed in curly braces (similar to{i,j}
and {k}
above). Pass field references as strings.
Examples
mystr(1,1).name = 'alice'; mystr(1,1).ID = 0; mystr(2,1).name = 'gertrude'; mystr(2,1).ID = 1
Then the command mystr = setfield(mystr,{2,1},'name','ted')
yields
mystr = 2x1 struct array with fields: name ID
See Also
![]() | setdiff | set (serial) | ![]() |