MATLAB: Is it possible to have output in an input format

i/oinputoutput

Eg, if you type

>> var1

in the command line, that it would output:

var1 = [1, 2, 3, 4];

instead of

ans = …

This could be usefull, to give output from one file to another by manually copy-pasting it ..

Thanks!

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dm = @(M) fprintf('%s = %s\n', inputname(1), mat2str(M));

Then

dm(var1)

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MATLAB: Remove and clear things in a table for presentation

Martin, the display you get for a table is aimed at showing the data in the same way as those variables would be shown if they were not in a table. It sounds like you are looking for something more towards to presentation graphics.

If you converted all of your (I think) cellstr variables to char, you'd be closer to what you want, except for the {}. Perhaps you could (temporarily?) change those values to '[]'?

>> table(["a";"b"],{'a';'b'},['a';'b'])
ans =
  2×3 table
    Var1    Var2    Var3
    ____    ____    ____
    "a"     'a'      a  
    "b"     'b'      b

MATLAB: Displaying system format

The closest the symbolic toolbox can do is

>> x*[25;64;144] + y*[5;5;12] + z*[1;1;1] == [289;345;123]
ans =
   25*x + 5*y + z == 289
   64*x + 5*y + z == 345
 144*x + 12*y + z == 123
>> pretty(ans)
/  25 x + 5 y + z == 289  \
|                         |
|  64 x + 5 y + z == 345  |
|                         |
\ 144 x + 12 y + z == 123 /

It is not possible at the MATLAB level to prevent the multiplications from taking place (it is possible if you are working in a MuPad notebook.)

To get the output you are looking for, you will need to do the output formatting yourself.

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