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I have a struct as shown below:

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I have a problem with this struct. In some fields, instead of the values as in the other fields, it's written 48x1 uint32. I want to have to numbers as in the other fields, for example [23;45;67].

My problem is that I want to save the struct in a csv file, for then open it with python, and saving the struct as it is in the fields I need the values, instead of 48x1 uint32.

Ahinoa
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  • Have a look at my edit also. – Robert Seifert May 18 '17 at 05:40

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It is not relevant if the data type is double or uint32, just the number of element matters. The maximum number of elements displayed in the variable browser is 10.

a.b = uint32(randi(20,10,1));   %// gets displayed
a.c = double(randi(20,10,1));   %// gets displayed
a.d = uint32(randi(20,11,1));   %// does not get displayed
a.c = double(randi(20,11,1));   %// does not get displayed

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I'm not aware of any possibility to change this behavior.

My problem is that I want to save the struct in a csv file, for then open it with python, and saving the struct as it is in the fields I need the values, instead of 48x1 uint32.

The values are there, there is no difference in-between the rows. But if there are are less than 11 elements in an array you get a preview of the field content in the variable browser. But if you type patients(56) an patients(57) there is no difference in format.

Robert Seifert
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