Hello,
I made a quick test and it seems to work ( curiosity ... I never used
powershell with Scilab )
ps.sce :
PS E:\git\6.0\scilab> $objScilab.SendScilabJob("exec('d:\tests\ps.sce',
-1);")
0.3616361 0.4826472 0.5015342 0.6325745
0.2922267 0.3321719 0.4368588 0.4051954
0.5664249 0.5935095 0.2693125 0.9184708
0
Is it possible that you have an error in your file ?
Do you have try to exec your file in Scilab ?
Antoine
Le 26/10/2018 à 16:45, FIXED-TERM Nacer Mohamed Ikbal (ETAS/ESY) a écrit :
hello mesdames and sirs,
I want to ask you about the possibility of calling a function that has
been written within a scilab from powershell.
I am doing the following after have the file where the code written a
side than calling it :
$objScilab.SendScilabJob("exec('D:\New\ScilabCode.sce', -1)")
I always receive an error result 999 in powershell
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