Why does this not work - Simple Matlab?

The following creates a matrix, then breaks it into lines, so that I can send each line as a vector to a function. I dont know if this is the best way, but it seems to work (Generally) However if any of the values in the matrix (array) are greater than 9, i.e double figures, it causes an error. Why? and what is there to fix it.

Thanks Guys

Alex

clear
  array = [1,2,3;4,5,6;7,8,9]

    openb=('[');
    closeb = (']');
    for ii = 1:length(array);

          vv = sprintf('%s',num2str(array(ii,:)))
            finalstring(ii,:) = strcat(openb,vv, closeb)
    %        finalnums(ii,:) = str2num(finalstring(ii,:));
    %        varargin{ii} = finalnums(ii,:);
     end

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

That is definitely not a recommended way to proceed. Consider

output = arrayfun(@(K) YourFunction(array(K,:)), 1:size(A,1));

[Alex]

My code is now:

array = [0.1,0.2,0.3;0.4,0.5,0.6;0.7,0.8,0.1;]

output = arrayfun(@(K) allcomb(array(K,:)),1:size(length(array),1))

This doesnt work, as far as i can tell, K is defined by 1:size(length(array),1)

allcomb is the function that I want to send all the rows to??

[Alex]

The function I want to use is call allcomb.

It requires the vectors sent to it like

allcomb([1 2], [34],[5 6])

Each of the vectors is a row in my matrix, however I dont always know the size of my originial matrix

[Walter Roberson]

Your a has rows that are three columns wide, but what gets sent to your function has to be 2 columns wide per vector ?? Is it a single call to allcomb() with as many arguments as can be pulled out in pairs from A, or is it a limit or 3 pairs? If it is a limit of 3 pairs, then does the second call to allcomb "slide" the pairs over, e.g., allcomb([3 4],[5 6],[7 8]) ?

You have 11 values in the array; you cannot divide that up in to pairs without missing one of the values, not unless each one should slide by one, e.g., allcomb([2 3],[4 5],[6 7]) and so on until the end of the list ??