Wildcard selection Matlab script

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Wildcard selection - Simple GUI to allow user to select from cell array of strings using wildcard search WILDSEL - wild card selection from cell array of strings using a GUI.It allows the use of wildcards '*' and '?' and displays only the matching elements of the cell array.The user selects the entry he/she wants and the index of this element in the original array is returned.The '*' wildcard stands for any number (including zero) of characters.The '?' wildcard stands for a single character.Usage:IDX = WILDSEL(ARRAY) returns the index, IDX, of the selected item in the cell array of strings ARRAY.Example:A = {'Hello world!'; 'Goodbye world!'; 'Goodbye everyone'};idx = wildsel(A);brings up the GUI. Type the search string in the top edit box, e.g. *world? and press [Return] to display the reduced list. Click on the item to select and the index of this string in the cell array, A, is returned. Requirements: · MATLAB Release: R2007a
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