Hi,
How would you avoid the loop in the following example?
n2_=-1000:200:1000;
nS_=-1000:200:1000;
[N2,NS]=ndgrid(n2_,nS_);
N1=2.6*N2+(3.6)*NS;
xdel();
contour(n2_,nS_,N1/100,[-60:10:60])
ca=gca(); Comp=ca.children; //colum matrix of handles: (Compound)
nComp=length(Comp);
for k=1:nComp
Comp
Hi all,
On scilab 6, executing:
jimport java.lang.ProcessBuilder;
jimport java.util.ArrayList;
cmd = ArrayList.new();
jinvoke(cmd,'add','echo')
jinvoke(cmd,'add','''''')
pb = ProcessBuilder.new(cmd);
jinvoke(pb,'start')
disp('BEFORE...');
evstr('1+1;');
disp('...AFTER');
makes scilab GUI cra
Hi Samuel,
Indeed, I know the prettyprint function, the idea behind the function
tabular was slightly different as it was firstly aimed at displaying
tables including both string/numerical data in a unified way.
Regards,
Pierre
Le 15/03/2017 à 20:33, Samuel Gougeon a écrit :
Hello Pierre,
Hi All
When I need to re-used some codes/programs I performed, especially when
the structure is "complex" (using several files and functions), I often
need to spend some time to reappropriate it (even if ever I try to well
comment my codes).
In order to be more efficient, I'm thinking in us