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hi, i've arraycell and i want catch scalar in "WindowCount" after "[Wsp]" but before "[Wsp\DetachedWindows]"
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Result is =1
i try this :
newStr = extractBetween(data,"[Wsp]","[Wsp\DetachedWindows]")
newStr =
2488×0 empty cell array
But receive empty cell array

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2025-6-9
This may be more convoluted than it needs to be, however it has the virtue of returning the desired result. I know of no other relatively straightforward way of getting the result you want.
Try this --
imshow(imread('Immagine.png'))
LD = load('matlab_data.mat')
LD = struct with fields:
data: {2488×1 cell}
data = LD.data
data = 2488×1 cell array
{'[Wsp]' } {'→(C2526AC1-535C-4a67-92B5-101E53EA9E4B) = '{0}''} {'→ActiveIndex = '0'' } {'→MaximizedFlag = '0'' } {'→ProductVersion = '14.0.25793.400'' } {'→Version = '1'' } {'→WindowCount = '1'' } {'[Wsp\DetachedWindows]' } {'→WindowCount = '0'' } {'[Wsp\Window_0]' } {'→ContainerHeight = '776'' } {'→ContainerWidth = '1916'' } {'→Flags = '0'' } {'→Height = '542'' } {'→Left = '0'' } {'→MinX = '-1'' } {'→MinY = '-1'' } {'→State = '1'' } {'→Top = '0'' } {'→ViewType = '0'' } {'→Width = '1682'' } {'[Wsp\Window_0\ChartManager]' } {'→ChartCount = '1'' } {'→OFFSeriesCount = '0'' } {'[Wsp\Window_0\ChartManager\Background]' } {'→BackgroundColor = '0'' } {'[Wsp\Window_0\ChartManager\CaptionShow]' } {'→ShowCaption = '1'' } {'[Wsp\Window_0\ChartManager\Chart_0]' } {'→LSeriesNum = '0'' }
idx1 = cellfun(@(x)strmatch(x,'[Wsp]'), data, Unif=0);
idx(1) = find(cellfun(@(x)~isempty(x), idx1));
idx2 = cellfun(@(x) strmatch(x, '[Wsp\DetachedWindows]'), data, Unif=0);
idx(2) = find(cellfun(@(x)~isempty(x), idx2)) % Indices Constraining The Resuls
idx = 1×2
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WCstr = cellfun(@(x)strfind(x,'WindowCount = '), data, Unif=0); % Find The Position Of The Requested String
WCidx = find(cellfun(@(x)~isempty(x), WCstr)); % Associated Indices
Outidx = WCidx > idx(1) & WCidx < idx(2); % Compare To Constraints
WCmatch = regexp(data(WCidx(Outidx)), '\d', 'match'); % Extract Numerical VAlue
WCnr = str2double(WCmatch{:}) % Convert To 'double'
WCnr = 1
data(WCidx(Outidx)) % Explanation -- The 'regexp' Call Analyses This String And Returns The Number
ans = 1×1 cell array
{'→WindowCount = '1''}
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dpb
dpb 2025-6-9
编辑:dpb 2025-6-9
That's the problem -- the problem definition isn't that clearly well defined -- agree that if it were possible to have the specific string somewhere besides within the bounding strings given, then it would be needeed to bound the location.
But, the string-finding functions are cellstr aware so don't see the need for cellfun() here...
load matlab_data
S1='[Wsp]';
S2='[Wsp\DetachedWindows]';
ix1=find(matches(data,S1));
ix2=find(matches(data,S2));
D=data(ix1:ix2);
N=extract(D(contains(D,'WindowCount =')),digitsPattern); % the string digit
N=str2double(N{:}) % convert to numeric
N = 1
without @cellstr and is same thing.
I guess maybe I misread the OP's original posting as saying he already knew the answer would be 1 in which case there wasn't any point to the search anyway....I guess perhaps in the application it could be some other number besides 1.
Star Strider
Star Strider 2025-6-9
As always, my pleasure!
With respect to your questions --
1.) Yes. There may be several ways to get that same result.
2.) Change it to:
WCmatch = regexp(data(WCidx(Outidx)), '\d*', 'match');
The '\d*' will match more than one consecutive digit.
Testing that--
str = " {'→WindowCount = '16''}";
WCmatch = regexp(str, '\d*', 'match')
WCmatch = "16"
WCnr = str2double(WCmatch)
WCnr = 16

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dpb
dpb 2025-6-9
newStr = extractBetween(data,"[Wsp]","[Wsp\DetachedWindows]")
extractBetween searches in a given string, not between members of an array of string/cellstr.
First find the string of interest and then parse it...
ixWindow=startsWith(data,'WindowCount');
WindowCountLines=data(ix);
...
Since there are multiple lines with the given string match and the desired result isn't clearly stated, you'll have then decide how to know which one(s) are those of interest...
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shamal
shamal 2025-6-9
编辑:shamal 2025-6-9
i WANT THIS...After " [Wsp]" and before "[Wsp\DetachWindows]"
shamal
shamal 2025-6-9
alternatively you can extract all the rows that contain "Window Count" and "Input_Ncon" and when I have the cells with these extrapolate the information I need

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