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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">you cannot.<br>
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But you can provide the function directly with the name of your
variable, and transform te name of the variable into the variable
by evaluating it...<br>
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function f(nameofvar1,nameofvar2)<br>
<br>
var1 = evstr(nameofvar1)<br>
var2 = evstr(nameofvar2)<br>
disp(nameofvar1 + " + "+ nameofvar2 +" is "+string(var1
+var2))<br>
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endfunction<br>
<br>
a=5;<br>
b=7;<br>
<br>
f("a","b")<br>
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On 29/05/2013 22:49, pierre vuillemin wrote:<br>
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<div>Hello,<br>
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I would like to know if there exists a way to get the
name of function's inputs arguments, i.e., if I have the
following function<br>
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function y = f(a,b)<br>
..<br>
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endfunction<br>
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and that I call it like y = f(var1,var2), is it possible to
know, inside my function f, that the first input argument a is
called "var1" and that the second one is called "var2" ?<br>
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Pierre<br>
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