APPEND Concatenate strings or character arrays without removing trailing whitespace
APPEND(S1, S2, ...) appends strings or character vectors S1, S2, ... together. the output is a scalar string or character vector
builtin append() is for Matlab >= R2019a, while this works back to R2016b. strcat() has the side effect of trimming whitespace, so we prefer stdlib.append() for string concatenation in case a user path has trailing whitespace.
function s = append(txt, varargin) s = string(txt); if stdlib.matlabOlderThan('R2019a') for i = 1:numel(varargin) s = s + varargin{i}; end else s = s.append(varargin{:}); end if ischar(txt) && all(cellfun(@ischar, varargin)) s = char(s); end end %!assert(stdlib.append('a','b'), 'ab')