showing Results of Serialportlist in a UITextArea

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Hello, I would like to display the available ports on my PC using serialportlist("available")
I have come across the evalc..code below
portstring = evalc('display(serialportlist("available"))')
ReportMessage(app,portstring);
Reportmessage is my own function that adds to a textarea
It works except I get some rubbish first:
1×2 <a href="matlab:helpPopup string" style="font-weight:bold">string</a> array
"COM5" "COM10"
Is there a better way to display the results of serialportlist in a uitextarea?
Thanks
Jason

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Jason
Jason 2020-11-27
This seems to work
freeports = serialportlist("available")
str=sprintf('%s\t', freeports{1:end});
ReportMessage2(app,['Comms Available: ',str]);
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Avratanu Biswas
Avratanu Biswas 2020-11-27
Glad that it worked for you . Using "evalc" never a good idea.( Why Avoid the eval Function? ) - might answer you the reason behind those additional unwanted texts in your very initial post.
Cheers !
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Avratanu Biswas
Avratanu Biswas 2020-11-26
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In case I understood your question correctly, what if you write it in this way
portstring = serialportlist("available"); % instead of using evalc
app.UItextarea.Value = portstring; % using the given name of the UItextarea
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Jason
Jason 2020-11-27
Hello, due to me ReportMessage concatenating vertically, this doesn't work.
function ReportMessage(app,msg) %For message box on config tab
currString=get(app.MessagesTextArea2,'Value');
currString=[currString;{char(msg)}]; %add to top of message box
app.MessagesTextArea2.Value=currString;
drawnow;
scroll(app.MessagesTextArea2,'bottom');
Error using matlab.ui.control.TextArea/set.Value (line 101)
'Value' must be a character vector, or a 1-D array of the following type: cell array of character vectors, string, or categorical.

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