Formating strings using named tokens

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Vasco
Vasco 2026-1-22,8:57
回答: Stephen23 2026-1-22,13:55
With regexp a struct can be obtained with named tokens where all information about the token names is in the expression (https://nl.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/regexp.html#btqhkwj-7)
Example:
str = '01/11/2000 20-02-2020 03/30/2000 16-04-2020';
expression = ['(?<month>\d+)/(?<day>\d+)/(?<year>\d+)|'...
'(?<day>\d+)-(?<month>\d+)-(?<year>\d+)'];
tokenNames = regexp(str,expression,'names');
for k = 1:length(tokenNames)
disp(tokenNames(k))
end
month: '01' day: '11' year: '2000' month: '02' day: '20' year: '2020' month: '03' day: '30' year: '2000' month: '04' day: '16' year: '2020'
I am now looking for the inverse: specify this expression, and fill in the tokens at the correct location.(like formatting in python https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/inputoutput.html)
I want to do something like:
tokenName.month = '02'
tokenName.day = '20'
tokenName.year = '2020'
sprintf('(?<month>\d+)/(?<day>\d+)/(?<year>\d+)', tokenName)
Results:
2020/20/02
My usecase is that I define pattern in one location in my scripts to parse filenames, and that in a later moment I want to generate comparable filenames. It is very convinient to have to specify that only once, and not twice with slightly different notation.

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2026-1-22,12:24
I am not exactly certain what you want.
Using an anonymous function is one option --
DMY = @(d,m,y) sprintf('%02d-%02d-%4d',d,m,y);
day = 19;
month = 1;
year = 1807;
str = DMY(day,month,year)
str = '19-01-1807'
.
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Vasco
Vasco 2026-1-22,13:26
编辑:Vasco 2026-1-22,13:26
See original question for a clarification

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Stephen23
Stephen23 2026-1-22,13:55
Given:
tokenName.month = '02';
tokenName.day = '20';
tokenName.year = '2020';
expr = '(?<month>\d+)/(?<day>\d+)/(?<year>\d+)';
You could do:
out = regexprep(expr, '\(\?<(\w+)>[^)]*\)', '${tokenName.($1)}')
out = '02/20/2020'

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