Using different strings for same operations
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Hi
I have in my code many lines which are something like this:
onset_stim112 = reshape(onset_stim112(numStim-rem+1:end),[rem,1]);
onset_stim113 = reshape(onset_stim113(numStim-rem+1:end),[rem,1]);
onset_stim114 = reshape(onset_stim114(numStim-rem+1:end),[rem,1]);
onset_stim115 = reshape(onset_stim115(numStim-rem+1:end),[rem,1]);
As you can see, the same operation is performed on the right, but the names of the doubles on the left are slightly different. I have this repeatedly in my code - is there any way to do this short and more efficient? I was thinking about defining a string-array at the beginning and looping then through the names of the different stimulation variables, but I think looping is also not the most efficient way... Many thanks..
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Jan
2017-1-28
This is a V(ery)FAQ. See also: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/304528-tutorial-why-variables-should-not-be-named-dynamically-eval
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