I would like to define my file with the title, so that includes the according index. I tried:
saveas(gcf,'title_t{n}','jpeg')
saveas(gcf,'title', t{n},'jpeg')
Either wont work - is there a way?
Thanks in advance!

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Steven Lord
Steven Lord el 6 de Mayo de 2021

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Try:
str = "title_" + t{n}
saveas(gcf,str,'jpeg')
This will attempt to convert t{n} into a string and concatenate the string "title_" and that newly created string. I've defined it as a separate variable so you can see what it looks like. If this doesn't do what you want, show us the value of str that is displayed when you run this code and describe how it differs from how you want it to look.

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KSSV
KSSV el 6 de Mayo de 2021

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saveas(gcf,[title_t{n},'jpeg'])

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Lukas Netzer
Lukas Netzer el 6 de Mayo de 2021
Hi,
thanks for your response.
Unfortunately that does not work for me:
Undefined variable title_t.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson el 6 de Mayo de 2021
saveas(gcf,['title_' t{n}],'jpeg'])
Lukas Netzer
Lukas Netzer el 6 de Mayo de 2021
Hey Walter!
Either you used one bracket too much or too little. I tried:
saveas(gcf,['title_' t{n}],'jpeg')
which gives me:
Error using saveas (line 96)
Invalid filename.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson el 6 de Mayo de 2021
What datatype is t{n} ? If it is numeric then
filename = sprintf('title_%g.jpg', t{n});
saveas(gcf, filename, 'jpeg')

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