x=dir('c:\mydir') ; x(1).name = '49' ??? weird output bug

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Rory 2011-12-4

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Hi all

I was using the dir function to get a list of the subdirectories in a folder. Everything looks correct when I view the values of the output structure. However, when I want to assign the name values into a string array (to be used later as a loop indexer) the string values of the names that are assigned to my string array elements are all '49' ! This seems like something is not going right... I have tried using explicit loops and using : notation to assign the values but neither way works right.

Thanks in advance

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Sven 2011-12-5

Can you show code beyond what's in the title of this post?

The code there indicates that you are *setting* the first element of the structure "x" to be the string '49'. Is this what you intended? Your question seems to be about doing something with a string array (rather than the structure output of "dir"), so it's a little unclear.