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Referencing a Subset of the Contents of a Cell
To obtain a subset of a cell's contents, concatenate indexing expressions. For example, to obtain element (2,2)
from the array in cell N{1,1}
, use an indexing expression that concatenates an index that references the entire contents of a cell (using the mwArray
cell()
member function) with an index that references a portion of those contents (using standard indexing).
d = N.cell(1,1)(2,2);
d = N{1,1}(2,2)
performs the same operation in MATLAB.
Note that the result d
is a scalar array, not a cell array, and equal to 5
.
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