Delete a line from a struct
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Hi, i have a structure with 9 lines and 4 fields. How can i delete line 4?
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  Image Analyst
      
      
 el 9 de Dic. de 2017
        To remove a field from a structure use rmfield(). For example if the structure is called mystruct and has fields field1, field2, field3, and field4
mystruct.field1 = rand();
mystruct.field2 = rand();
mystruct.field3 = rand();
mystruct.field4 = rand();
and you want to remove the field named "field4" you can do
mystruct = rmfield(mystruct, 'field4');
Structures don't have lines, unless what you mean is that a specification of a line (like a vector of points, or a slope and intercept) are stored in a field.
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  MeLearningProgramming
 el 9 de En. de 2020
        structures can have lines: if you have
mystruct(1).field1 = rand();
mystruct(1).field2 = rand();
mystruct(1).field3 = rand();
mystruct(1).field4 = rand();
... till
mystruct(9).field1 = rand();
mystruct(9).field2 = rand();
mystruct(9).field3 = rand();
mystruct(9).field4 = rand();
you can remove a line like this:
mystruct(4) = [];
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  Image Analyst
      
      
 el 9 de En. de 2020
				Well that would be very non-standard terminology.  You've showed a structure array, or vector since it's 1-dimensional.  It's a vector where each element is a structure.  And each structure in the array is an element of the vector.  I've never heard anyone call it a line.  For example, with a double vector = [1,2,3,4,5], I've never heard someone call the 4th element a "line" instead.  But maybe that's what the original poster meant.
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