eval(sprintf('left = X+X%d+X%d+X%d+X%d+X%d+X%d', i==1:6)); throws error Undefined function or variable 'X0'. why
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In my script I try to automate the additon of the variables but it is throwing error. please help
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James Tursa
2019-10-29
Use 1:6 instead of i==1:6
But, seriously, you should not be doing this at all. Heed all of the advice below.
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Walter Roberson
2019-10-29
i==1:6
returns a vector of values that are all either 0 (not equal) or 1 (equal) . You slide those 0 and 1 into variable names. If i is a scalar, you can be sure that at most one of the locations is 1; if i is a row vector of length 6 then there might be more than one location with 1.
Therefore you are constructing an expression with variable X, and variable X0, and possibly also variable X1. You would get an error if variable X0 did not exist.
It is far from clear why you would want to use that code.
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Walter Roberson
2019-10-29
We do not know what you are trying to do. Are you trying to do the assignment
left = X + X1 + X2 + X3 + X4 + X5 + X6
if so then create a vector
Xvals = [X, X1, X2, X3, X4, X5, X6 ... up to maximum possible]
after which you can sum(Xvals(1:6)),
If you are not using scalars but you are using arrays that are the same size, then
nd = ndims(X);
Xvals = cat(nd+1, X, X1, X2, X3, X4, X5, X6 ... up to maximum possible);
after which you can sum(Xvals,nd+1) if you are doing all of them. If you are not doing all of them then it is possible to do, but it is easier if you know the maximum dimension ahead of time, such as sum(Xvals(:,:,1:6), 3) for the case the values are 2D.
Bhaskar R
2019-10-29
From your question it is clear that X0 is not initializied that means you need to initialize each and every variable initialized before the eval function.
Even if your all initializations are correct, the evaluation is giving error as non-ASCII characters contained string.
>> txt = sprintf('left = X+X%d+X%d+X%d+X%d+X%d+X%d', i==1:6) % took sprintf seperate as seperate string
>> txt =
'left = X+X0+X1+X0+X0+X'
>> ASCII_values = double(txt); % ASCII values of the string
>> ASCII_values(16) % this is out of ASCII chacter
ans =
8203
>> txt(16) % this is empty string in the sprintf string
ans =
''
>> txt(16) = []; % you need to remove that non ASCII from the string so that you can apply eval cammand over there
For this you need to make additional programming
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Walter Roberson
2019-10-29
The second last % in 'left = X+X%d+X%d+X%d+X%d+X%d+X%d' is followed by char(8203) "zero width space" .
Sometimes the mechanism that creates titles for here introduces odd characters that are not in the original text.
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