Adding Superscript to a string
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Hi guys i am new to forums.
my issue is as follows. I have a string to which other strings are concatenated. I want some of them to be in superscript. code is as follows
for i = 1:(length(p)-1)
str = [str,num2str(p(i)), 'X' , (num2str(length(p) -i)), ' + '];
end
i want the portion (num2str(length(p) -i)) to be in superscript but it seems to be posing constant problem as i cannot use the 'abc^{def]' to simply put it in superscript.
any ideas?
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Jan
on 10 Nov 2013
Strings are vectors of type char. So they cannot have any superscript properties, because the appearance of the string is controlled by the interpreter. Therefore it matters, where this string should appear.
While the creation and the contents of the string does not matter, it is required to show us the the command you use to display the string.
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Walter Roberson
on 10 Nov 2013
Try experimenting with
str = [str, num2str(p(i)), 'X\textsuperscript{', num2str(length(p) -i), '} + '];
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