User`s guide

4 Using MWArra y Classes

System.out.println("Data read from cell array C: \n");

MWArray[] x = (MWArray[]) C.getData();

for (int i = 0; i < x.length; i++)

System.out.println(x[i]);

System.out.println();

When run, the example displays this output:

Data read from cell array C:

set. This method replaces the element at the specified one-base d offset in this

array with t he specified element. The

set m ethod of MWCellArray overrides

the

set method of class MWArray.

To get the element at a specific index, use one of the following:

public void set(int index, Object element)

public void set(int[] index, Object element)

Use the first syntax (int index) to return the ele ment at the specified

one-based offset in the a rray, accessing elements in column-wise order. Us e the

second syntax (

int[] index) to return the element at the specified array of

one-based indices. The first syntax offers better performance than the second.

Input Parameters

element

New element to replace at index

element is of type MWArray,thecellatindex is set to a shared copy of the

underlying MATLAB array. Otherwise, a new MATLAB array is created from

element using d efault conversion rules and assigned to the cell at index.

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