Hello,
Yes exactly Pierre, 'r' means rows and 'c' means columns :) .
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Le mercredi 01 mars 2017 à 01:02 -0700, PirPyn a écrit :
> I did not understant well your question. But from the size() help :
>
> Scilab wrote
> > The syntax n = size(x, sel) may be used to specify what dimension to get:
> >
> > Set sel to 1 or
>
> *
> > 'r' to get the number of rows.
>
> *
> > Set sel to 2 or
>
> *
> > 'c' to get the number of columns.
>
> *
> > Set sel to m, where m is a positive integer to get the mth dimension.
> > If m is greater than ndims(x), then size(x,m) returns 1.
> > Set sel to '*' to get the product of the dimensions.
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