Re: Counting entries in cs-lists

[JokerOne]

Thanks all for your help.

>>> numel(vertcat([a.b].c))
ans =  5

will even work as a one-liner then.

I will have a closer look to vertcat and hortcat, might be useful for some
tasks.


Also, yes, I guess, I used the wrong term, sorry. What is a(1).b.c called ?
An indexed cs-list? Whatever...
Generally, say f.g.h = 1 is possible, and not a syntax error
>>> f.g.h=1
f =

  scalar structure containing the fields:

    g =

      scalar structure containing the fields:

        h =  1

but of course after setting
>>>> a(1).b.c = [1;2];
>>>> a(2).b.c = [3;4;5]; 
, 
a.b.c 
IS a syntay error.

Thanks again for you very fast help.





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