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Hi, Mike Anthony.
I got a bug, which i think.
when i dislink a block to the buscreator,which i used the tool to connected, and relink it to the block normally, something unrespected happend, the buscreator resized.
hope it useful to you,and fixed the hole.

What happens for cells with more than 2 dimensions? The output for {[true, false]} is confusing, because vectors or arrays are not considered. Strings are enclosed in square brackets only, if they are not the first element in a cell.

The code can be simplified substantially. E.g.:
for i=1:f
for j=1:v
cellstring = ...
end
cellstring = [ cellstring ','];
end
instead of checking "if j==v" in each iteration and appending the comma in the last iteration only.

Adding a leading brace in the case of "cfPointer == 1 && cvPointer == 1" does not require two (almost) equal blocks of code for the conversion. This is simpler:
if cfPointer == 1 && cvPointer == 1
cellstring = [cellstring, '{'];
end
And then one conversion block is enough.

The list of allowed inputs does not contain the type cell, although this is shown in the example. But the limitation to scalar inputs is more important.

If you have check the type of a field by "if ~isstruct()" you do not have to check by "elseif isstruct()" afterwards, but a simple "else" is enough.

It would be useful to specify the accepted sizes and types of the inputs: The function runs on scalar structs only. The fields can be strings, scalar doubles or empty. But what about cell strings, CHAR matrices, singles or integers? This should be explained in the documentation and caught by an exception handling.