Yes, of course the file get the name you have specified. Anything between the single quotes is a string, an Matlab cannot guess, that you want the characters to be interpreted as name of a variable. This would be too magic.
The code contains several problems:
- The iVars loop is closed by end before the print command. In each iteration a new figure is created and only the last one is printed. But inside the print command, you want to use the loop counter iVars. The value of the loop counter is not well defined outside the loop, so if this is really the wanted behavior, prefer Vars2{end}.
- It seems like "Q:\\XX\\Matlab\YY" could be the Matlab root folder. If so, don't do this. Never write files into Matlab's root directory.
- If you want Vars{iVars} to be interpreted as variable:
print(fig,'-dpng', ['Q:\\XX\\Matlab\\YY\\Figures\\fig(', Vars2{iVars}), '.png'])
But "fig(Variable names Vars).png" is still a strange name.
