Hello,
I asked a solution for this problem, but I mistook the answer for good one, while I actually needed something slightly different. So I'll repeat myself a little bit again. I have a cell array which is:
legend_names(:)
ans =
'0.7 < T Days < 44.2'
'44.4 < T Days < 379.6'
'380.9 < T Days < 937.7'
'952.7 < T Days < 5040.0'
But I need this output to be one continuous string, where cell elements are separated with commas so I could use it to plot legend.
legend(histo_objects, legend_names(:)); Here histo_objects is 1xN line with saved plots.
I need result to be:
legend_names(:) = '0.7 < T Days < 44.2', '44.4 < T Days < 379.6', '380.9 < T Days < 937.7', '952.7 < T Days < 5040.0'
And I can't seem to get it.
(No comma after last one).
EDIT: I came up with some kind of solution myself, and it looks like this:
names = []; q = char(39); for i = 1:S
if i == 1
names = [ q legend_names{i} q ',' q];
elseif i < S
names = [ names legend_names{i} q ',' q];
elseif i == S
names = [ names legend_names{i} q ];
end
end
legend(plot_objects,names(:)');
Where:
names(:)'
ans =
'0.7 < T Days < 6.1','6.3 < T Days < 30.1','30.1 < T Days < 131.1','131.1 < T Days < 324.0','324.0 < T Days < 443.4','443.4 < T Days < 643.3','643.3 < T Days < 1027.0','1008.0 < T Days < 1770.0','1749.8 < T Days < 5040.0'
However, it does not work. It plots only one legend with all of chars in it. If I just copy text from names and write it manually into legend- it works. Why is it so ? Is there an easy way to get what I want with this result ?
