OR condition in regexp

Hi all, i've a problem here when checking for the regular expression of strings in a cell.

Let

x = {'width = "13" height = "2"'
       'width = "12" height = "90"'
       'width = "2" height="5"'
       'width = "0" height="5"'
       'width = "20" height="5"'
       'width = "1" height="0"'
       'width = "20" height="50"'};

I use this two statement to find the width and height which smaller than 10.

   width = find(~cellfun('isempty',regexp(html_only, 'width\s?=\s?"\s?[0-9]\s?"', 'match')));
   height = find(~cellfun('isempty',regexp(html_only, 'height\s?=\s?"\s?[0-9]\s?"', 'match')));

How to make it to check for either width or height is smaller than 10. I code like this, but it cant work, and error prompted out.

width = find(~cellfun('isempty',regexp(html_only, 'width\s?=\s?"\s?[0-9]\s?"' | 'height\s?            =\s?"\s?[0-9]\s?"', 'match')));

Answer 1

[Jos (10584)]

Again , approach this in two steps. First extract the numbers and then apply the condition.

As you have found out, it is much harder to code this in a single obfuscated line ...

[Jacky]

Thanks for your reply, i able to make it in one statement

find(~cellfun('isempty',regexp(x, 'width\s?=\s?"\s?[0-9]\s?"', 'match') | regexp(x, 'height\s?=\s?"\s?[0-9]\s?"', 'match')));

and in several lines also

w1 = regexp(x, 'width\s?=\s?"\s?[0-9]\s?"', 'match');
h1 = regexp(x, 'height\s?=\s?"\s?[0-9]\s?"', 'match');
find(~cellfun('isempty', w1) | ~cellfun('isempty', h1));

Which one is more preferable?

[Jos (10584)]

Which code is easier to understand?