Convert a string to number

2014 2 5
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Hi, I want to convert a string into a number however I don't want to use str2num since I loose extra digits (see example below). Can I use some other MATLAB function?
data = 0.0782238;
s = str2num(data); %Don't want this since s = 0.0782 and I'm loosing three extra digits

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Patrik Ek
Patrik Ek 2014-2-5
Are you sure? It could just be matlabs display. Try
format long
Lily
Lily 2014-2-5
ok, so MATLAB will store the value but shortens the display? ;)
Patrik Ek
Patrik Ek 2014-2-5
Exactly. You could try
a=1.1111111;
a
b=2.2222222;
format long;
a+b
Lily
Lily 2014-2-6
nice, thx :)

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2014-2-5

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str2num() does not lose those extra digits. Instead, you are not displaying the full width of the number. At the MATLAB command line give the command
format long g
and try your code again.

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Wayne King
Wayne King 2014-2-5
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how about just using format long
data = '0.0782238';
data = str2num(data);
format long
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