sw_parstr

Syntax

parsed = sw_parstr(strIn)

Description

parsed = sw_parstr(strIn) parses input string containing a mathematical expression, a linear combination of symbols with numerical prefactors. The numerical symbols begin with 'S', 'M' or 'P' followed by two letters from the set of 'xyz' or 'P' can be followed be a single letter from the 'xyz' set. For example a valid input string is 'Sxx-0.33*Syy'.

Examples

Simple test:

sw_parstr('Sxx + Syy')

Output

  struct with fields:
       type: {[2 1 1]  [2 2 2]}
    preFact: [1 1]
     string: 'Sxx + Syy'

Input Arguments

strIn

String that contains a linear combination of symbols, e.g '0.1*Sxx+0.23*Syy'.

Output Arguments

parsed

Struct type with the following fields:

• type Cell contains the same number of elements as in the sum. Each element is a vector as follows:
  • type{idx}(1) Index of type of cross section:
    • 1 for Sperp,
    • 2 for Sab,
    • 3 for Mab,
    • 4 for Pab,
    • 5 for Pa.
  • type{idx}(2:3) Index of the component:
    • 1 for x,
    • 2 for y,
    • 3 for z.
• preFact Vector contains the values of the prefactors in the sum.
• string Original input string.

See Also

sw_egrid | spinw.fitspec