Ah, and of course, there is a stupid bug in one of my functions!
A virtual croissant to the first one to spot it!
Antoine
PS: BTW, it's one of the errors that should be easy to catch with a
proper argument highlighting...
On 09/12/2020 15:09, Antoine Monmayrant wrote:
Hi all,
Scilab can use unicode characters (at least some) as variable names.
However, this does not play well with Scinotes syntax highlighting in
functions.
In particular, input/output arguments are no longer highlighted and
local line number inside the function does no longer work as expected.
You can see the attached screenshot to better see what I mean.
Here is a bunch of function definitions that shows the issue:
function [Sum, Diff] = AddSubs(arga, argb)
Sum=arga+argb;
Diff=arga-argb;
endfunction
function [Sum, Diff] = AddSubs2(argα, argb)
Sum=argα+argb;
Diff=argα-argb;
endfunction
function [Sum, Δ] = AddSubs(arga, argb)
Sum=arga+argb;
Diff=arga-argb;
endfunction
Can anyone reproduce the issue?
Cheers,
Antoine
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