Hello,
Is it possible to do the same as this matlab code in scilab ?
thank you in advance
obj=struct();
obj.a=1;
obj.b=2;
obj.c=3;
tmp=fieldnames(obj);
for i=1:3
disp(obj.(tmp{i}));
end
Guylaine Collewet
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Hello,
Could you try this? I think this gives the same result as with the loop
I think that the matrix mat could be probably built in a smarter way
V=zeros(n,1);
V(1)=Z(1);
expo=1:n-1;
vect=[zeros(1,n-1) r.^(expo-1)];
A=makematrix_toeplitz(vect);
mat=A(n:$,1:n-1);
Hello,
Perhaps this could help (there is probably a more direct way to do it)
str1="00:01:00;5.49;1";
str2=strchr(str1,';'); //str2= ";5.49;1"
str3=strtok(str2,';'); // str3 = "5.49"
d = strtod(str3);
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