no subsex in Matlab?

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Bob Gray on 30 May 2011

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I find that I can call mupad's subs type function (for symbolic expression substitution) from matlab command line, but there doesn't seem to be a corresponding subsex function. Is it called something else? How to call mupad's subsex from matlab command line? I can find documentation on subs in matlab's help but no documentation for subsex in Matlab help. Why?

Cheers, Bob Gray

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Andrew Newell on 30 May 2011

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There is a subsex in R2011a, but not in earlier releases.

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Felipe G. Nievinski on 7 May 2013

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see http://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/en/data/1-EE934O/index.html?product=SM&solution=1-EE934O

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