String scalar or character vector must have valid interpreter syntax?
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Hello.
I am trying to make a legend for a plot, but i get the error 'String scalar or character vector must have valid interpreter syntax'. The code is showed below.
m = 4;
legend(['Lagrange, {\itp}_{' num2str(m) '}({\itx})'],'Interpolated points','Discrete points','location','best') ;
Can someone tell me what to do? :-)
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Stephen23
on 16 Dec 2021
What MATLAB version are you using?
plot(1:5,rand(5,3))
m = 4;
t = ['Lagrange, {\itp}_{' num2str(m) '}({\itx})']
legend(t,'Interpolated points','Discrete points','location','best')
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Nirupama
on 26 Feb 2024
Edited: Nirupama
on 26 Feb 2024
I ran the following lines of code in MATLAB R2020b and did it not throw any error (as you mentioned in the comments that you were using MATLAB R2020b):
plot(1:5,rand(5,3))
m = 4;
legend(['Lagrange, {\itp}_{' num2str(m) '}({\itx})'],'Interpolated points','Discrete points','location','best')
I do not think it an issue related to MATLAB R2020b. I would recommend you to clear the workspace and command window and retry executing the above lines of code.
Hope this helps!
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