Saving workspace variables into one struct

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Adhi Ariawan
Adhi Ariawan 2017-11-28
编辑： Stephen23 2022-8-9
I have a workspace containing
date (178x1 cell)
opposing_team (178x1 double)
team (178x1 double)
win (178x1 double)
I want to merge these variables into 1 struct. I tried using this code here
data = struct('date',{''},'opposing_team',[],'team',[],'win',[]);
but it deletes the data inside it, so when I open the variables it returns with a blank table. How do I create a struct that will keep the data inside? Thanks in advance.
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Stephen23
Stephen23 2017-11-28
Here are the two main options. First we will use this fake data:
>> date = num2cell(randi(365,178,1));
>> oppt = rand(178,1);
>> team = rand(178,1);
>> win = rand(178,1);
Non-Scalar structure of with scalar fields:
>> S = struct('date',date,'oppteam',num2cell(oppt),'team',num2cell(team),'win',num2cell(win));
>> size(S)
ans =
178 1
>> S(1)
ans =
scalar structure containing the fields:
date = 25
oppteam = 0.17320
team = 0.82512
win = 0.46835
Scalar structure with non-scalar fields:
>> S = struct('date',{date},'oppteam',oppt,'team',team,'win',win);
>> size(S)
ans =
1 1
>> S.date{1}
ans = 25
>> S.oppteam(1)
ans = 0.17320
>> S.team(1)
ans = 0.82512
>> S.win(1)
ans = 0.46835
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Stephen23
Stephen23 2022-8-8
编辑：Stephen23 2022-8-9
"I have so many non-scalar structures in my workspace and I want to use the command above without having to writing name by name, can you please advise"
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/304528-tutorial-why-variables-should-not-be-named-dynamically-eval
Depending on what their names are and how many other variables there are, you could possibly use SAVE with its -regexp option or something similar. Read the SAVE documentation.
Samy Alkhayat
Samy Alkhayat 2022-8-8
I have figured it out, that was helpful, thank you!

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