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What is the way to declare a string array?

Doesn't Mathscript  allow curly brackets in its syntax?

What should be the syntax to define a string aaray?

for example

alpha = {'abc', 'def', 'efg', 'hij'};

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Does this link help you?

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Is this a valid link? I'm not able to open this..

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Is this a valid link? I'm not able to open this..

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Have you tried the same syntax as in MATLAB?

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Yes.

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Hi intersteller,

 

The curly bracket syntax is used to define cell arrays which MathScript does not currently support. It is possible to define an array of strings as follows: myarray=['abc';'def';'ghi'; etc...] but each element (string) is required to be the same size in a standard array. I imagine that would be very inconvenient for you. You might consider trying to modify the function that accepts the cell array to operate on a single string and then call the function multiple times.

 

Regards,

 

K Scott 

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Hi Scott,

Wont it work if the element required is of different size?

for example: myarray=['abcde';'fgh';'i'; etc...] 

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