How to (nicely) copy a structure array field into another

Based on several questions in this forum, the following piece of code works. But I wonder if there is a more 'elegant' or 'neat' way in Matlab ('matlabish', 'matlabonic'...?)

% S is a given structure (I definetely can't modify that)
S(1).name = [];
S(2).name = [];

% Nicely stored input data (I could parse this differently, but this is not the point)
data(1).name = 'A';
data(2).name = 'B';

% Is there a more straightforward way to achieve 'S.name = data.name' ?
names = {data.name};
[S.name] = names{:};
% Or a clean one liner that avoids using 'names' ?

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

Matlabcalifragilisticexpialidocious:

[S.name] = deal(data.name)

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/deal.html

[Joan Vazquez]

Lovely.

Matlab's marketing department needs to popularize a proper adjective :P

[Ben]

After seeing many arrayfuns/loops/etc. used as solutions for similar questions on this site, along with getting them suggested by LLM chat bots, this solution is just so satisfying

*feels good meme*