Re: error: only one index allowed for lists

[Tom Holroyd]

> > a = cell(1,3);
> > a{1} = zeros(2,3);
> > a{2} = ones(2,3);
> > a{3} = zeros(2,3);
> > a{:}(1,1)  ## I want this to give [ 0 1 0] as the answer, instead the error...
>
> error: only one index allowed for lists

In 2.9.3, this still doesn't work, but the error message is different.

Anyway, is it always a 2x3 matrix?  You could do

b = zeros([2,3,3]);
b(:,:,1) = a{1}
...
then b(1,1,:) is what you want.  I have no idea if this works on 2.1.50.

--
Dr. Tom Holroyd
"A man of genius makes no mistakes. His errors are volitional and
are the portals of discovery." -- James Joyce



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