Loop through specific strcuture field names

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I would like to loop through specitifc feild names of my struct. At the moment the field names are typed out individually for each entry in "names" like this (variable names are more descriptive in the real code):
names={'di','da','du','bi','ba','bo','fi','fa','fu','fe'};
[R{i}.di_Beat,R{i}.di_R_med,R{i}.di_D_med,R{i}.di_R_m,...
R{i}.di_D_m]=Cut(L{i}.di_F,S_start{i},S_length{i},ts{i},1,'g');
Currently I just rewrote these two lines of code for each entry of name, this would be the next two lines for example:
[R{i}.da_Beat,R{i}.da_R_med,R{i}.da_D_med,R{i}.da_R_m,...
R{i}.da_D_m]=Cut(L{i}.da_F,S_start{i},S_length{i},ts{i},1,'g');
The field names do not appear all one after another so i can just pull out the names. I tried to concatenate teh variable names as a string unsing strcat but that did not work out. I did something along the linnes of:
for n=1:length(names)
Beat=strcat('R{i}.',names{n},'_Beat');
R_med=strcat('R{i}.',names{n},'_R_med');
D_med=strcat('R{i}.',names{n},'_D_med');
R_m=strcat('R{i}.',names{n},'_R_m');
D_m=strcat('R{i}.',names{n},'_D_m');
Signal=strcat('L{i}.',names{n},'_F');
[Beats,R_med, D_med, R_m, D_m]=Cut(Signal,S_start{i},S_length{i},ts{i},1,'g');
end
This still seems too compliocated and I am looking for an easier way to do this.
Any help is highly appreciated!
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SH
SH 2019-3-22
Hi Stephen,
Yes I agree that putting meta-data into field names is everything else but ideal. The script itself and all functions that it is calling were written by a different person. It would be too much effort to change the entire architecture of the variables and all scripts and functions which call them, so I am just trying to improve the code in some places to make it more readable.
So taking the variable outline as a given, do you have any idea how to approach the issue above?
Thanks for your help.
Jos (10584)
Jos (10584) 2019-3-22
This would only propagate badly written code ... so, my answer would be no.

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James Tursa
James Tursa 2019-3-22
As Stephen says, this is going to be slow. But maybe this syntax using dynamic field names would be useful to you:
R{i}.([names{n},'_Beat'])
etc.

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