Can I move the contains function from Matlab 2017b to Matlab 2014b?

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Hello,
I am facing a Matlab compatability issue regarding the contains function. I wrote a script using Matlab 2017b but want to give it to a user group who only has access to 2014b.
The main back-compatability issue is that I use the contains function to find all indices of a text-based cell vector matching a string (e.g. indices = contains(cellVec, 'string')). I then reduce a different but identically-sized cell vector using those indices (e.g. cellVec2 = cellVec2(indices)). This was working very effectively for my needs and avoids any loops. Unfortunately, I need to find a way to replace all of these contains calls - I looked into using indices = ~isempty(strfind(cellVec,'string')) but this yields a single result instead of a numeric vector of results.
Since my computer has 2014b and 2017b, is there anything I can do to poach the 2017b contains function in a way that is usable by 2014b, or can I use strfind or another function to produce a numeric vector of indices while avoiding loops?
Thanks, Charlie
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2019-12-5
contains is part of the string() datatype upgrades; it relies on functionality that did not exist in R2014b
Adam Danz
Adam Danz 2019-12-5
You could write your own function with the same name.
Maybe strcmp() or strcmpi() would suit your needs.

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Charles Arentzen
Charles Arentzen 2019-12-5
Thanks guys, good to know. I see what you mean on the updated string datatype, so trying to port over contains is definitely not a viable path.
I was able to solve the issue by using cellfun to produce a vector output:
indices = 1-cellfun('isempty',strfind(cellVec,'string'))

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