I have a function that takes a variable number of inputs, say myfun(x1,x2,x3,...).
Now if I have the inputs stored in a structure array S, I want to do something like
myfun(S.x1,S.x2,...). How do I do this?
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You can first convert your structure to a cell array using STRUCT2CELL, and then use that to generate the list of multiple inputs.
S = struct('x1','something','x2','something else');
C = struct2cell(S);
myfun(C{:});
Note that the order in which the fields in S are defined are the order in which the inputs are passed. To check that the fields are in the proper order, you can run fieldnames on S, which returns a cell with field names corresponding to the values in C.
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Something to add to Jonas' answer: Actually you can omit the struct and go right for the cell which is then expanded into a list for the function arguments:
c = {125, 3};
nthroot(c{:})
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