Hi,
Version Matlab 2017a - I suddenly do not have access in the Variables tab, to cells contents when I double click on it. All it shows me is the size of the cell as plain text, with no link or access to the cell itself. When I double-click it, it shows:
val =
{1×15 cell} {1×15 cell}
Contents of matrices is shown as before, it's only cell arrays that are not displayed in the Variables tab. I will appreciate your help a lot!
Shlomit

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Question: do you happen to be using Mac? There have been some reports about the variables tab acting up on OS-X.
Thanks for replying - Yes, I am using Mac OS, Sierra 10.12.4. It was working as usual, until the variable tab stopped showing cell contents, with no apparent reason.
As I understand for cell arrays containing elements with large size it does show only the size. We need to double-click on it again to access the individual cell elements.
I was not able to reproduce the issue. Can you share the exact code which led to this error?
Thanks Wilson. This happens with any size of cell arrays. In the "Variables" tab, I'm able to see the sizes, but it appear as a text, without a link to the cells.
I'm sharing a code and screen shots.
Thank
Shlomit
example_cell = cell(1,3);
example_cell{1} = cell(1,2);
example_cell{2} = [1:10];
example_cell{3} = {'a';'b';'c'};
I am not able to replicate this issue on R2017a on Sierra. I have seen enough reports to be sure it is happening to some people, but it does not happen in my configuration.
As pure speculation, could I ask you to show the output of
getenv('LANG')
!printenv LANG; printenv LC_MESSAGES
Yes, this is the output. ans =
'C'
en_US.UTF-8
end
I want to add that other glitches occur in the interface with the "Variables" tab, for example , the cell arrays are not updated automatically with every change, and I have to close the tab and reopen to see the updated content.

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I couldn't reproduce the issue at my end.
However, I feel that restoring the default path may fix the issue. Can you try executing the following commands on the MATLAB command line and check if the issue remains.
>> restoredefaultpath
>> rehash toolboxcache
>> savepath

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THANKS so much!! Works like magic. Thanks for helping on this.

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