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===Purpose=== | ===Purpose=== | ||
Element by element comparison of two cells for inequality. | Element by element comparison of two cells for inequality. | ||
===Synopsis=== | ===Synopsis=== | ||
:out = cellne(c1,c2) | :out = cellne(c1,c2) | ||
===Description=== | ===Description=== | ||
CELLNE compares the two cell inputs, c1 and c2, for inequality. If the cell arrays are the same size, the corresponding cell elements are compared and a similarly sized array of logical (boolean) values, out, is returned. The array out contains a one if the two cell elements were not equal (different variable type or contents) and a zero if the two cell elements were equal. | |||
CELLNE compares the two cell inputs, (c1) and (c2), for inequality. If the cell arrays are the same size, the corresponding cell elements are compared and a similarly sized array of logical (boolean) values, (out), is returned. The array (out) contains a one if the two cell elements were not equal (different variable type or contents) and a zero if the two cell elements were equal. | |||
If the cell sizes do not match, the function returns a single logical value of 1. | If the cell sizes do not match, the function returns a single logical value of 1. | ||
===See Also=== | ===See Also=== | ||
[[comparevars]] | [[comparevars]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 25 September 2008
Purpose
Element by element comparison of two cells for inequality.
Synopsis
- out = cellne(c1,c2)
Description
CELLNE compares the two cell inputs, (c1) and (c2), for inequality. If the cell arrays are the same size, the corresponding cell elements are compared and a similarly sized array of logical (boolean) values, (out), is returned. The array (out) contains a one if the two cell elements were not equal (different variable type or contents) and a zero if the two cell elements were equal.
If the cell sizes do not match, the function returns a single logical value of 1.