Dear all,
This statement
a = {[%f, %t], {2; poly([3, 2],'v')}}
defines a cell array whose first element is a boolean row vector and
whose second element in turn is another cell array.
Invoking a{1}(1) correctly returns the boolean value F.
But a{2}{1} does not return 2, as expected but an error:
Error: syntax error, unexpected {, expecting end of file
However
b = a{2}
b{1}
returns the correct value 2.
Why, if a{2} is a cell array, its entries cannot be extracted with the
curly brackets {}?
Moreover a{2}(1) and a{2}(2) should be the constant 2. and the polynomial
2
6 -5v +v
respectively, but they are reported as cell arrays, since
iscell(a{2}(1)) and iscell(a{2}(2)) are both True
Why is a cell array responsive to () at all and why it returns a sub ell
array?
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Federico Miyara
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