[Scilab-users] favor

Dear All, This is not directly a scilab request by it has to be intended to be used within ... I'm trying to find an equivalent to @ECHO OFF (under Windows) in a shell under linux OS ... I want to echo precious information's (thus I want to avoid /dev/null) Thanks for any advice Paul

Re: [Scilab-users] xcos threshold time block?

Hi, I'm a very new user of Xcos, but when I don't find a block that can not meet my needs,Usually, I create a new block ,i.e: scifunc_block_m . Best Enrico From: adershow...@exponent.com To: users@lists.scilab.org Date: Wed, 29 May 2013 18:14:56 + Subject: [Scilab-users] xcos threshold

Re: [Scilab-users] favor

On 30/05/2013 09:41, Carrico, Paul wrote: Dear All, This is not directly a scilab request by it has to be intended to be used within ... I'm trying to find an equivalent to @ECHO OFF (under Windows) in a shell under linux OS ... I want to echo precious information's (thus I want to avoid

[Scilab-users] echo with bash [was: favor]

On 30/05/2013 09:41, Carrico, Paul wrote: Dear All, This is not directly a scilab request by it has to be intended to be used within ... I'm trying to find an equivalent to @ECHO OFF (under Windows) in a shell under linux OS ... I want to echo precious information's (thus I want to

Re: [Scilab-users] echo with bash [was: favor]

Thanks first for the answers, In order to temporary hide some information's, I used a pseudo-encryption using shc tool ... My shell becames a binary and I cannot use sh Of course I tried something like 1spy_file but everything appears in the spy_file, not in the scilab console Paul

Re: [Scilab-users] Name of function's input arguments

I did not succeed in using the macrovar primitve, however, using who_user gives me an ordered list of my variables from which it is easy to extract the right strings. Thank you for your help. Pierre -- View this message in context: