How to create letters, numbers and special characters

Hi, I want to create a column like this:

 {f (A,0) }
 {f (A,1) }
 {f (A,2) }
 {f (A,3) }
 {f (A,4) }
 {f (A,5) }
 {f (A,6) }
 {f (A,7) }
 {f (A,8) }
ect

Not sure how to tell MATLAB to do this... I guess should be easy, but I don't know how to mix together all the characters without the program gets crazy. I just need a clue.

Cheers,

Yan

[Stephen23]

"I want to create a column like this"

Where: In a file ? In a variable ? As a string ? A cell array of strings ? Variable names ? Field names ?

Answer 1

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

out=arrayfun(@(x) sprintf('{f(A,%d)}',x),(0:8)','un',0)

Or

out=sprintf('{f(A,%d)}\n',(0:8)')

[Yan Vogel]

Wow! Amazing! Thanks a lot, Yan

Answer 2

[dpb]

It'll have to be a string; Matlab can't store different types in the same array excepting as separate cells in a cell array.

Looks like you may be heading down a wrong path given the looks of the content of the question; what do you intend to do with this once you get it?

[Yan Vogel]

Hi dbp, is just to write a txt file that gives commands to an instrument.

Don't worry, already done with LabVIEW. But still I would like to know.

Thanks,

Yan

[dpb]

OK, for output, it's ok; if were going to try to use to execute functions that way, "not so much".

As Azzi shows, except for writing a file use fprintf instead of sprintf to an open file handle from fopen