how to set port using loop indexing instead of defining every node pair explicitly.

I have created a 3 port network in matlab. What I want to achieve is to set port of the network using setports function but I dont want to explicitly write the node pair like this:

setports(ckt,[6 0] ,[3 0] ,[2 0])

I have node array like this

port_node =

6 0

3 0

2 0

So what I want is to set ports using port_node indexing instead of explicitly assign its value. Would you please let me know how to do that?

Answer 1

[Fangjun Jiang]

setports(ckt,port_node(1,:),port_node(2,:),port_node(3,:))

or

b=mat2cell(port_node,ones(size(port_node,1),1),size(port_node,2))
setports(ckt,b{:})

[Aakriti Srivastava]

Oh sorry for little ambiguity in the question, what I mean is setting ports by doing something in loop, something like this

for i = 1:length(port_node)

setports(ckt,port_node(i,:))

end

I want to do something like this because I want my script to set ports by itself even when it is not just 3, but 4,5,6 or n ports. Hope now question makes more sense.

[Fangjun Jiang]

See the second approach

[Aakriti Srivastava]

hey yaah second option works well thanks