MATLAB Programming

Cell Arrays
For example, row 1, column 3 of cell array A contains a structure array. Use
A{1,3} to select this cell, and .name to display the field name for all elements
of the structure array:
A{1,3}.name
ans =
Ann Lane
ans =
John Doe
To display all fields of a particular element of the structure array, type
A{1,3}(2)
ans =
name: 'John Doe'
billing: 139.7200
test: [4.6228 17.8260 0.3701 12.3086 14.7641]
The test field of this structure array contains a 1-by-5 numeric array. Access
the odd numbered elements of this field in the second element of the structure
array:
A{1,3}(2).test(1:2:end)
ans =
4.6228 0.3701 14.7641
Working With Cell Arrays Within Cells
The syntax for indexing into a cell array that resides in a cell of array C
using content indexing is shown below. To use cell indexing on the inner cell
array, replace the curly brace operator enclosing the InnerCellArrayIndes
with parentheses.
The syntax for content indexing is
X = C{OuterCellArrayIndex}{InnerCellArrayIndex}
In the example cell array created at the start of this section, A{2,2} is a cell
array that resides in a cell of the outer array A. To get the third row of the
inner cell array, type
A{2,2}{3,:}
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