I've created this room to keep information and discussion about MATL centralized. MATL topics will be preferably discussed in this room, rather than in The Nineteenth Byte or in the Matlab and Octave room as it was up to now
I used http://chat.stackoverflow.com/transcript/message/30411453#30411453 taken from pressing the arrow on the left of the original message, then pressed "permalink"
>> matl -h Z}
Z} split array
1--2 (1 / 2); 0-- (number of subarrays that will be produced)
split array into subarrays along the first non-singleton
dimension. With 2 inputs: split into subarrays along the
dimension indicated by the second input
This will transform vector [10 20 30] into 10, 20, 30 (three numbers in the stack)
