De : Samuel Gougeon
Envoyé : lundi 12 mai 2014 23:06
You may also become Santa Claus for some times,
even in July or before :-)
Uh,
I'm already Santa Clausing somewhere else.
Some french geeks are waiting for translation from German...
--
Christophe Dang Ngoc Chan
Mechanical calculation
Dear Sir or Madame,
I am starting to use Scilab instead of Matlab more and more so I have to
translate
some code from a Matlab M-file into Scilab.
So when I write an argumental function in Matlab I can write it for example
like:
U_q=@(f_u) k_U*2*pi*f_u;
Now my question:
Which operator do
Dear Adrien,
Thank your for your reply and letting me know qpsolve.
The function qpsolve really makes linear constraints
and so it may help me.
Unfortunately, my equations to be solved are not linear
but trigonometric. The problem is not straightforward,
but I will try to check whether it is
Hello,
De : Gona
Envoyé : lundi 12 mai 2014 19:49
Lets start with physics:
I modeled the bicycle as an inverted pendulum. [...]
http://mailinglists.scilab.org/file/n4030466/bike-xcos.gif
I guess this is the bicycle seen from behind (or front, no matter), and that
the frame of reference
Hello,
De : Patrick Seeboerger
Envoyé : lundi 12 mai 2014 20:27
So when I write an argumental function in Matlab I can write it for
example like:
U_q=@(f_u) k_U*2*pi*f_u;
I'm not a Matlaber, but a quick search on the Mathwork website tells me you're
trying to deine an anonymous
btw is there a way to see what bibliotecs exist in matlab and does not
exist in scilab?
for example in matlab we have Partial Differential Equation module but not
yet in scilab
On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 10:16 AM, Dang, Christophe
christophe.d...@sidel.com wrote:
Hello,
De : Patrick
Here is the test script:
If you enable the line
//a.x_label.text=Sensor Amplitude [LLP-Units];
You see the same problem.
Is it a bug?
Thanks for your help
Wolfgang
x=0:0.1:2*%pi;
y=sin(x);
subplot(2,1,1);
plot(x,y,-s,MarkerSize,4,MarkerFaceColor,b);
Hello,
De : Iurie
Envoyé : mardi 13 mai 2014 11:43
btw is there a way to see what bibliotecs exist in matlab and does not
exist in scilab?
You should keep in mind that some functions that are available in toolboxes for
Matlab are included in Scilab (e.g. the optimisaiton functions).
So
I've just updated from 5.4.4 and found out that Scilab 5.5.0 merely flashes its
GUI before crashing.
Should I reboot? I wasn't asked to.
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Hello Wolfgang,
If you were dealing about the mismatch between both axes frames:
This is a side effect of the new axes.auto_margin attribute.
In order to fix it in your example, you may just add
a1.margins = a.margins;
HTH
Samuel
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Hello Samuel,
thanks a lot - I would have never found this alone!!!
Wolfgang
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Betreff:
Indeed a very nice tip. Maybe add as an example in the help file? (I
didn't check if it's already there ... but it's a good tip).
Best regards,
Claus
On 13-May-14 17:29, SCHULZ Wolfgang wrote:
Hello Samuel,
thanks a lot - I would have never found this alone!!!
Wolfgang
-Ursprüngliche
Hi Fausto
I don't remember restarting the PC. Scilab should work without restart,
AFAIR. Scilab shouldn't crash on you, I think something went wrong
during your installation.
/Claus
On 13-May-14 16:26, Fausto Arinos de A. Barbuto wrote:
I've just updated from 5.4.4 and found out that
Hello,
As answered by Christophe, you shall use deff(..).
In Scilab, all functions are somewhat anonymous, in the way that their
names are handles
that some functions may accept as is (functions names are some variables
with specific types).
Some examples:
deff(y =
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