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January 19th, 2012

Understanding the display method for a cell

 A MATLAB user wanted to get rid of the quote marks from a string in a cell array. This was not needed because they only appeared there due to the display method for a cell.
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2 Responses to “Understanding the display method for a cell”

  1. matt fig replied on January 19th, 2012 at 13:57 UTC :

    It might be worthwhile to mention the CELLDISP function, which also does not show the quotes.

  2. Doug replied on January 19th, 2012 at 14:34 UTC :

    @Matt,

    Wow, *I* learn something every day. Thanks!

    Doug

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a = magic(3);
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</pre>

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