Contradiction of variable existence
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Hello,
I met following situation. In workspace exist some string variable strF. I need to verify its existence and if it is not present, I should perform some actions. But I have following contradiction:
~exist(strF,"var") gives me logical 1, which means that strF don't exist. This is not correct.
But if I run command
exist strF
I have 1, that means that this variable exist. But when I try to realize this infomation by something like
TT = exist(strF) gives me 0!
How correctly determine existence of this variable?
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Voss
2024-2-15
编辑:Voss
2024-2-15
Yes, the name of the variable, not the value of the variable. Name implies it's in quotes, when using function syntax! Did you follow the example I ran through in this comment?
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Voss
2024-2-15
Use:
~exist("strF","var")
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Voss
2024-2-15
You must supply exist with the name of the variable to check for.
This is what you were doing:
strF = "some_string";
% this checks for a variable called "some_string", which is the value of
% strF, but no variable called "some_string" exists
exist(strF,"var")
some_string = 99; % now "some_string" exists, so
exist(strF,"var") % this returns true (1)
As opposed to:
clear("strF") % clear strF
exist("strF","var") % strF doesn't exist now
strF = "some_string"; % now it does
exist("strF","var") % and exist shows that
some_string = 99; % and it doesn't matter about "some_string"
exist("strF","var") % because now exist is checking for a variable called "strF"
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