s=[0 1]; Let k{1,2}{1,1}=01010001,k{1,2}{1,2}=11010101,k{1,2}{1,3}=01010001,k{1,2}{1,4}=11010001,{1,2}{1,5}=00010001(continued upto {1,2}{1,7})
if (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,1}, '00000001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,1}, '10000000')))&& s(1)==0 p{i,j}='00000001';
elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,1}, '00000001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,1}, '10000000')))&& s(1)==1 p{i,j}='10000000';
elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,2}, '0000001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,2}, '1000000')))&& s(1)==0 p{i,j}='0000001';
elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,2}, '0000001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,2}, '1000000')))&& s(1)==1 p{i,j}='1000000';
elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,3}, '000001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,3}, '100000')))&& s(1)==0 p{i,j}='000001';
elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,3}, '000001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,3}, '100000')))&& s(1)==1 p{i,j}='100000';
elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,4}, '00001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,4}, '10000')))&& s(1)==0 p{i,j}='00001';
elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,4}, '00001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,4}, '10000')))&& s(1)==1 p{i,j}='10000';
elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,5}, '0001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,5}, '1000')))&& s(1)==0 p{i,j}='0001';
elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,5}, '0001') (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,5}, '1000')))&& s(1)==1 p{i,j}='1000';
it is running fine as expected but what i want is
suppose at the condition
>> elseif (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,5}, '0001') || (strcmp(k{1,2}{1,5}, '1000')))&& s(1)==1 is met.
i want p{i,j}= '00011000'i.e it should contain the value '1000' and its before original values also. similarly for other cases also. kindly can anybody suggest and help me.
When I worked as a computer programmer, I was usually using a debugger for finding what happned when the result from a running program was not as I have expected. It will always be easy to where and what is wrong.
Are you certain that you want to be using the strcmp function here?
Maybe your conditional branching can be rewritten in a different, perhaps much simpler way. Can you explain what his part of the algorithm aims to do and I can help you write out, perhaps, a simpler solution to this problem.
The strcmp function returns -1, 0 or 1 as its result. Value 0 is usually interpreted as false in conditions, while both -1 and 1 are interpreted as true. This might be working contrary to your expectation of the code you've written.
I am not able to tell you which debugger you can use because I can't recognize what language you are using. Normally if you are using a compiler for the language, there will be a debugger associated.
The source code looks like it is some version of SAS statistical software scripting language, maybe SAS/IML? The elseif does bother me as well, but if you could explain the problem better (even in words, not in code),maybe we could help or give a suggestion for a better or adequate solution.
So, here are some questions:
After you give more details, we could try to resolve this issue that is "bugging" you. Pun intended.
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