Dear Scilab users,
I'm willing to use the quapro toolbox, but it does not work even for the
simple example provided in quapro's help.
I get the following message:
-->[x,lagr,f]=quapro(Q,p,C,b,ci,cs,me)
!--error 53
Wrong type for input argument #1: Real or complex matrix expected.
at line 40
Hello Clement,
Sorry for the long response.
I checked out and that's the main issue. The open Java VM is not complete.
Is it possible to use Scilabs/Xcos using Oracle's Java VM?
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/embedded/embedded-se/downloads/javase-embedded-downloads-2209751.html
If it i
Actually, when first referenced and not just called since "asinh" was never
called but only used as a function reference argument to "typeof()".
I was afraid it was something like a lazy-load scenario. It still makes it
useless in trying to determine what functions were loaded during an "exec()"
c
Le 13/07/2014 17:29, Llelan D. a écrit :
However, "listfunctions()" acts in some strange and undocumented ways. For
example, if you start with a clean invocation of the interpreter console and
run "listfunctions()", it lists the function "listfunctions" itself. If you
do a "typeof(asinh)" and the
@aweeks
I thought of that too. As documented, you should be able to get the list of
loaded function names from the last "exec()" by subtracting a
"listfunctions()" call prior to the "exec()" to one made after.
However, "listfunctions()" acts in some strange and undocumented ways. For
example, if y
If you have a function "f(arg)" that takes one argument, and either a vector,
matrix, or list of compatible values, is there a simple syntax or function
to apply each argument in either the vector, matrix, or list as the argument
to that function resulting in a vector, matrix, or list holding the r
in Scilab 5.5.0, in the ATOMS, when I try to install Stixbox, it says :
Installation failed.
Please help.
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