save data to cell array

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Avery Kettlewell
Avery Kettlewell 2020 年 4 月 1 日
編集済み: Ameer Hamza 2020 年 4 月 1 日
I need to save all this data into a cell array in order for my function to work. Can someone please assist me??
while 1
shapeList = {'Circle','Square','Ellipse','Triangle','Rectangle'};
[selection,ok] = listdlg('PromptString','Select the next shape:',...
'SelectionMode','single',...
'OKString','Enter',...
'CancelString','No more',...
'ListString',shapeList);
if ~ok
break;
end
switch selection
case 1
shape='Circle';
case 2
shape='Square';
case 3
shape='Ellipse';
case 4
shape='Triangle';
case 5
shape='Rectangle';
end
shapecounter=shapecounter+1;
switch selection
case 1
prompt={'Enter diameter'};
case 2
prompt={'Enter side length dimension'};
case 3
prompt={'Enter major diameter','Enter minor diameter'};
case 4
prompt={'Enter base dimension', 'Enter height dimension'};
case 5
prompt={'Enter height', 'Enter width'};
end
firstdim=str2num(inputvalues{1});
if length(inputvalues)> 1
seconddim=str2num(inputvalues{2});
end
if isempty(ok)
colour='No_Colour';
else
switch selectionC
case 1
colour='Red';
case 2
colour='Yellow';
case 3
colour='Blue';
case 4
colour='Green';
case 5
colour='Orange';
case 6
colour='Violet';
otherwise
colour='No_Colour';
end
end
switch selection
case 1
area=pi*(firstdim/2)^2;
case 2
area=firstdim^2;
case 3
area=pi*(firstdim/2)*(seconddim/2);
case 4
area=0.5*firstdim*seconddim;
case 5
area=firstdim*seconddim;
end
end
Print_Me(shape);
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Mohammad Sami
Mohammad Sami 2020 年 4 月 1 日
you either use the {} to store things in cell array
e.g.
a = {shape colour area};
or you can create a cell array and use index to store
a = cell(1,3);
a{1} = shape;
a{2} = colour;
a{3} = area;
Avery Kettlewell
Avery Kettlewell 2020 年 4 月 1 日
Okay thank you!! but now it is saving only the last shape, area, and colour that I put in, it is not saving the ones before that. How do I fix this problem and get it to continually save each shape, area, and colour?

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Ameer Hamza
Ameer Hamza 2020 年 4 月 1 日
編集済み: Ameer Hamza 2020 年 4 月 1 日
As suggested by Mohammad Sami, you can use the cell array as described by him. Apart from that, you can significantly simplify your code by removing unnecessary the switch-case blocks. For example, try
counter = 1;
while 1
shapeList = {'Circle','Square','Ellipse','Triangle','Rectangle'};
[selection,ok] = listdlg('PromptString','Select the next shape:',...
'SelectionMode','single',...
'OKString','Enter',...
'CancelString','No more',...
'ListString',shapeList);
if ~ok
break;
end
shape{counter} = shapeList{selection};
prompt_list = {'Enter diameter', 'Enter side length dimension', ...
{'Enter major diameter','Enter minor diameter'}, ...
{'Enter base dimension', 'Enter height dimension'}, ...
{'Enter height', 'Enter width'}};
prompt = prompt_list{selection};
%
% ask for inputvalues
%
inputvalues = {'1'}; % for example
firstdim=str2num(inputvalues{1});
if length(inputvalues{1})> 1
seconddim=str2num(inputvalues{2});
end
if isempty(ok)
colour{counter}='No_Colour';
else
colour_list = {'Red', 'Yellow', 'Blue', 'Green', 'Violet', 'No_Colour'};
colour{counter} = colour_list{selection};
end
switch selection
case 1
area{counter}=pi*(firstdim/2)^2;
case 2
area{counter}=firstdim^2;
case 3
area{counter}=pi*(firstdim/2)*(seconddim/2);
case 4
area{counter}=0.5*firstdim*seconddim;
case 5
area{counter}=firstdim*seconddim;
end
counter = counter + 1;
end
Check the values of shape, colour and area variables.

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