strvcat

Returns a string matrix whose elements are the input arguments, vertically concatenated.

Syntax

R = strvcat (s, ...)

Inputs

s, ...: Type: scalar | string | mat | cell

Outputs

R: Type: string | mat

Examples

String input:

R = strvcat('This', 'is', 'vertically', 'concatenated')

R = 
This
is
vertically
concatenated

Scalar, string and cell array inputs:

R = strvcat(75, 'strvat example',  {65, 'Cell element 1', 'Cell element 2'})

R =
K
strvat example
A
Cell element 1
Cell element 2

Comments

The elements of the output array are padded with spaces, if needed, to make the length of each row consistent. For input arguments which are finite scalars, the element in the output array will have the equivalent ASCII character. For input arguments which are cell arrays, each element of the cell array forms a new row in the output array.