Hi
I would export it with *csvWrite *then open it with an editor. on
windows you can even use *winopen *to open it with the defautl editor.
on all platforms you can use *editor *to open files in editor.
*write *is also a function used to export text to the hard drive, i
believe. but I prefer
Hi Rafael
Yes it is possible to save the string to a file, then load it into the
Scinotes editor. I've done this for years.
fd = mopen(filename1,'wt')
mfprintf(fd, yourstring)
mfprintf(fd,\n);
mclose(fd);
if (isdef('editor') | (funptr('editor')0)) then
editor(filename1)
end
/Claus
, May 12, 2014 7:29 PM
To: users@lists.scilab.org
Subject: Re: [Scilab-users] Displaying large amount of text outside the
Scilab console
Hi Rafael
Yes it is possible to save the string to a file, then load it into the
Scinotes editor. I've done this for years.
fd = mopen(filename1,'wt
