Hi all,
What would you think about a feature describe as follows?
We coud add a specific calling sequence for lines function (e.g
lines(-1000)) that will switch automatically the display of Scilab to
the "short" mode [1000x1000 constant] for a matrix (or hypermatrix)
having a dimension greater that 1000.
Regards.
Le 27/05/2015 11:02, Serge Steer a écrit :
Le 27/05/2015 10:46, Samuel Gougeon a écrit :
Le 27/05/2015 10:06, Lamy Alain a écrit :
Maybe define a second function ?
disp => displays in the "julia" way (for instance)
disp_all => display all elements whatever the size (it's the user
responsibility to limit the size to something reasonable)
I guess that Serge was wondering about the default display, when an
instruction is not followed by ";".
disp() is something else. When we use disp(), the output is
intentional and required. So there should not have any abstract with
disp().
For the default output, i rather agree with Serge. But the limit
between a full display and an abstract should be tunable (in addition
to a switch to an non-wrapped mode).
For instance, a max number of lines set through lines() <0 could mean
that an abstract is preferred for taller output. If it is >0, the
pagging mode is preferred. And if it is 0, no limit would be set (as
it is presently).
Just take care that lines() does not rule olny the display of a
variable, it also rules the display of all outputs generated by an
intruction as in the following example:
lines(10)
for i=1:20,i,end
Serge
Samuel
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