string joining without inverted commas and variable pass in string.

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Hello everyone,
I am trying to join two strings and then I need to have it as character and remove all the single or double inverted commas on it.
Also, how to give one input as variable.
for example.
"obj.UI.knob_" + "4" + ".Value"
here "4" is variable and it should change.
At the end I should have- obj.UI.knob_4.Value and not "obj.UI.knob_4.Value" i.e I dont need inverted commas.
I request to pleae help in removing the inverted commas, and how to pass variable in it.
Thanking you,
Kind regards
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Stephen23
Stephen23 2024-6-6
"I request to pleae help in removing the inverted commas"
The "inverted commas" are not a part of the text, there are purely an artifact of the display routine. You are confusing how data is displayed in the command window with the data itself.

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Deepak Gupta
Deepak Gupta 2024-6-6
That's how strings will be displayed if you directly type variable holding the string in command window. If you just want to display string without commas, you can use disp function.

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Matlab Pro
Matlab Pro 2024-6-6
1st - use a single 'postrophe': ' instead of "
I have created a simple function that returnes the value of a Knob.
Add this function to your app
function out = ret_Knob_value(obj,num)
eval(['out = obj.Knob' ,num2str(num), '.Value;']);
Good luck!
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Paramjit Yadav
Paramjit Yadav 2024-6-6
Thank you so much for answering.
But I need 'out = obj.Knob' ,num2str(num), '.Value' to displayed as
out = obj.Knob4.Value. without inverted comas. Since I have prepared app without using app tool bar. Hence I need it to change values.
Here I get 'out = obj.Knob4.Value' i.e with single inverted commas. I dont wantt this single inverted commas as well in the end.
Thanking yoiu,
Kind regards

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