Hi Stéphane and Antoine,
thank you for your prompt response. I tried resume but maybe I did not understand a callback at all.
My software:
The caller shortened => DM_datamenu.sci
Start it in the toolbox.start file with DM_datamenu("start")
->
function [] =
Hello,
You can use "resume" to return values in caller environment.
In case of callbacks from gui interaction, caller is always "console" scope.
In your callback do something like "data = resume(a);"
That's create or overwrite "data" with the contents of "a"
Example :
xdel(winsid());
clear
Le 10/05/2019 à 11:42, Hani Andreas Ibrahim a écrit :
I wrote a SCE-Script where you can read datafiles into a matrix and
specify the import parameter AND the name of matrix where the data is
stored in a GUI. Because variables in sce are visible to Scilab I
could work with the matrix which
I wrote a SCE-Script where you can read datafiles into a matrix and specify the import parameter AND the name of matrix where the data is stored in a GUI. Because variables in sce are visible to Scilab I could work with the matrix which name was specified in the GUI in Scilab's console.
Now I
