FOR loop overwrites values

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Sherif Elkholy
Sherif Elkholy el 29 de Mzo. de 2017
Comentada: Sherif Elkholy el 29 de Mzo. de 2017
Hi, I have the nested FOR loops here-under and I want to save all the outputs of the "P_current" variable in a multidimensional array P(mm, kk, pp). Problem is; the values of P(mm, kk, pp) get overwritten and only the values which result from the last iteration of the FOR loop "for ww = 1:nwall" stay. Let me know if you need the embedded functions' codes, though I believe that it doesn't matter.
for mm = 1:nrx_x
for kk = 1:nrx_y
prx_current = [X(mm, kk); Y(mm, kk)];
for pp = 1:ntx
ptx_current = ptx(:, pp);
d = vmag(prx_current, ptx(:, pp));
d(d==0) = eps;
P_current = Pt .* (lambda ./ (4*pi.*d)).^2;
d(mm,kk,pp) = d;
for ww = 1: nwall
x = intersect3 (wwallStart(:,ww), wwallEnd(:,ww), ptx(:,pp), prx_current);
if x(1,1) >= 0 && x(1,1) <= 1 && x(2,1) >= 0 && x(2,1) <=1
P(mm, kk, pp) = P_current * gwall;
else
P(mm, kk, pp) = P_current;
end
end
end
end
end

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Stephen23
Stephen23 el 29 de Mzo. de 2017
Editada: Stephen23 el 29 de Mzo. de 2017
There are four loops, and only three indices are used:
for mm = ...
for kk = ...
for pp = ...
for ww = ...
P(mm, kk, pp) = ...
end
end
end
end
Of course only the last ww value appears in the output, because you never use the ww index to allocate to different locations of your output array: every ww iteration is allocated to the same location in the array.
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Jan
Jan el 29 de Mzo. de 2017
@Sherif: Please explain what you want instead.
Sherif Elkholy
Sherif Elkholy el 29 de Mzo. de 2017
I need the values of P(mm,kk,pp) which resulted from the mm, kk, pp loops not affected which I managed to before inserting the ww loop. Then I need the values of P(mm,kk,pp) whose location in the matrix satisfies the condition in the ww loop changed according to the statement P(mm,kk,pp) = P_current * gwall. I hope I made myself clear.

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