How to format Multiple String with formatted data in MatLab? - compose -- MatLab

compose command

[Description]

It can be used to format the escaped-character ('\') and formatted-character ('%')

Its style is very similar to its style of fprintf function.

e.g.

%compose

clear

clc

TXT = "The quick brown fox jumps";

TXT = TXT + '\n' + 'over the lazy dog.';

compose(TXT)

%{

"The quick brown fox jumps

     over the lazy dog."

%}

fprintf("1\n");

F = "pi = %.5f";

%{

"pi = 3.14159"

%}

compose(F, pi)

fprintf("2\n");

F = "pi = %.2f, e = %.5f";

compose(F, [pi,exp(1)])

%{

"pi = 3.14, e = 2.71828"

%}

fprintf("3\n");

 F = "real = %3.2f, imag = %3.2f";

 A = [4+6i;2.3+5.7i;6.1+2i;0.5+7i];

%{

    4×1 string array

    "real = 4.00, imag = 6.00"

    "real = 2.30, imag = 5.70"

    "real = 6.10, imag = 2.00"

    "real = 0.50, imag = 7.00"

%}

 compose(F, [real(A),imag(A)])

 fprintf("4\n");

 F = 'The time is %d:%d';

 A = [8,15,9,30;12,23,11,46];

compose(F,A)

%{

2×2 cell array

    {'The time is 8:15' }    {'The time is 9:30' }

    {'The time is 12:23'}    {'The time is 11:46'}

%}

 fprintf("5\n");

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