show symbol in command window
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Hello,
in Matlab i use \phi to display the greek letter phi; or x_t to display a subscript.
I use it in plots and it works. However in the command window i am not able to use it.
Is it possible or not?
armin
thank u
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Muhammad Raheel
on 25 Feb 2023
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Aider
on 13 Sep 2020
Edited: Walter Roberson
on 13 Sep 2020
You can use fprintf with unicode characters, the syntax is \xN, where N is the hex number that identifies the desired character.
I found this document very usedful, https://people.utm.my/musamm/files/2020/05/Chapter-6-Input-and-Output-Data.pdf
Example:
fprintf(['degree plus_minus alpha beta epsilon rho \n', ' \xB0 \xB1 \x3B1 \x3B2 \x3B5 \x3C1 \n'])
degree plus_minus alpha beta epsilon rho
° ± α β ε ρ
Hope it helps.
Slerotin
on 12 May 2017
You can use "char(XXX)" with the XXX being the number for the character, such as char(951) for eta.
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Richard Muchiri
on 26 Apr 2021
Try using the html with %s to detect.
charlambda=char(955);
lambda_string=(num2str(charlambda));
amp = sprintf('Enter the amplitude,%s ',lambda_string);
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Walter Roberson
on 25 Feb 2023
In the time since the question was originally asked, an additional possibility has arisen.
If you are using the Symbolic Toolbox inside LiveScript, and you use a symbolic variable name that is the English spelling of a Greek letter, then if you display the contents of an expression involving the variable, then the variable will be formatted as a symbol. This applies only to LiveScript and only to the content, not to the name of the variable holding the content.
syms theta(t)
theta_dot = sin(theta)^2
syms phi_ddot
eqn = phi_ddot = sin(theta)^2
the display of "theta_dot =" would be plain text and then the sin(theta)^2 would be nicely formatted. "theta_dot" would not be nicely formatted because... well, design decision really. But the display of eqn would display "eqn =" as plain text without trying to format it, but the phi_ddot is on the right side, part of the expression, so it would be nicely formatted. So in practice you can get both sides formatted if you make it an equality to be displayed.
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