How to join character

I have a string, after preprocessing i get result as

str=Institution/College
Name;

When i split the string using

str1=regexp(str, '/', 'split')

i get result as [1x11 char] [1x11 char]

str2{2}

gives

College
Name

i need as College Name, i need in one line as College Name

Kindly help

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Well don't split it then. Or is the word Institution followed by a slash there and you just want to get rid of that?

str = 'Institution/College Name';
slashLocation = strfind(str, '/');
newStr = str(slashLocation+1:end)   % Gives 'College Name'

[Pat]

still i get same result,even i have bigger name

str = 'Department/Institution/College Name';
it doesnot get splitted into two lines,but the before one gets splitted ,why it gets splitted

[Image Analyst]

You don't get the same problem, with College in one cell and Name in another cell. I actually tried it before I posted. Nonetheless, you can use John D'Errico's allwords(), which I use all the time. http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/27184-allwords

str = 'Department/Institution/College Name';
caWords = allwords(str, '/')

caWords = 
    'Department'    'Institution'    'College Name'

You supply some sentence or string and it splits it into separate cells according to what you say the delimiter is.

[Pat]

after preprocessing i get

i have used find_system(bdroot,'LookUnderMasks','on','FollowLinks', 'on') i get result as

Institution/College
Name

why it gets splitted

[Image Analyst]

I don't know what preprocessing you did to produce bdroot, and then I don't what find_system() does to bdroot. Why don't you simple use the code I gave you? It works, doesn't it, whereas your code doesn't.

[Walter Roberson]

find_system does not split the subsystem names at blanks. It returns a cell array of strings, each with one name. The adjacent entries do not belong together.

It sounds to me as if you have a carriage return (or newline) in a subsystem name. Historically that was not permitted. If it is permitted now, then the carriage return (or newline) would be part of the name and so the name should not be merged onto one line.

[Walter Roberson]

It appears that under some conditions, spaces and newlines are now permitted; http://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/accessing-signal-logging-data.html#budgyrh . However, they would still be part of the name. It would be valid to have a signal named 'College Name' (with a space) and a signal named ['College' char(10) 'Name'] (with a newline) in the same block, so putting them on the same line would be misrepresenting the name.

Answer 2

[KSSV]

Doc strcat

[Pat]

sorry str2{2} gives

College
 Name

i need as College Name,strcat doesn't provide result i tried using strcat ,but the result is one string in two lines,i need in one line

Answer 3

[Stephen23]

>> old = sprintf('Institution/College\nName')
old = Institution/College
Name
>> new = regexp(regexprep(old,'\s+',' '),'/','split');
>> new{:}
ans = Institution
ans = College Name