I need to change the workspace format

Hello, I need to change the format of the workspace T1 and T2 to be all in ONE COLUMN.. just in the workspace..
So, for example:
T1 = column1 column2 column3
TO BE
T1 = colmun1 ;column2 ;column3

 Accepted Answer

The format, row or column, matches the shape of the vector, row or column. So, row vectors show up in rows in the variable editor, while column vectors show up as columns. That's just the way it is. Why is that a problem for you?

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It is not a problem.. but time consuming .. im trying to compare every factor (count..mean.. etc) with multiple images .. then it takes time in copying
Thanks for help
It shouldn't. What are you doing? And I don't think it makes much difference if you compare vectors not of the same shape, unless you're in R2016b or later in which case comparing a row vector to a column vector will do an automatic expansion and create a 2-D matrix. In that case, you might want to convert them all to column vectors before comparison with (:) and that won't take any time at all.
I agree with you.. I have a question please.. is there a tool for a manual selection that can be faster little bit? I need something to select the center for the first click, then make a circular shape for the second click.. I do not know if you understand what i mean?
And also, I do not want the figures to be shown after publishing the report.. do you know how to stop showing the figures and let the publish:main without figures..? Thanks
You can use various ways to select points such as impoints() or ginput(). To draw circles, you can use imellipse(). To not show images, don't call imshow().
Ali Ibrahim
Ali Ibrahim on 2 Jul 2017
Edited: Ali Ibrahim on 2 Jul 2017
Sorry, I am little bit beginner .. what should I replace with? for selecting points..
I tried to not use imshow.. it disappeared from the report.. i want it to be shown in the publish report not as windows.. it makes the computer slow.. so i need it directly in the report
I don't use publish capability so I can't help you with that. For selecting points, if you can't figure out imellipse(), etc. use rbbox(). All of those have examples in the help.

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