Hallo Rafael,
your script is perfect, mine isn't. Where is the bug?
Regards,
Jens
clc(), clear(), mode(0),lines(0)
R=1.; //Radius Erde
a=50;//Abstand Mond - Erde
g0=1; //Schwerebeschleunigung des Mondes im Zentrum der Erde
VLev=[-0.02:0.002:0.02]; //Werte der
Hello,
Is the following example ok?
t=-%pi:0.02:%pi;
M=sin(t)'*cos(t);
n=length(t);
r=2; //radius
for i=1:n
for j=1:n
if sqrt(t(i)^2+t(j)^2)>r then M(i,j)=%nan; end
end
end
clf();
Sgrayplot(t,t,M);
Otherwise, could you provide a sample of your pb script.
Regards,
Rafael
Hi,
Basically, Yes :)
The problem with such bug is that it is quite difficult to analyze
properly without a backtrace, and it didn't happen with most system
configurations (besides it "froze" scilab leaving you no choice but to
kill it without having the material to report)
Thanks a bunch
Hallo Scilab afficionados,
I would like to cut off all lines of a 2D contour plot which are outside
of a circle. I tried to set all external x and y to %nan. This works
however partially spoils the plot /inside/ the circle too. Polar
organisation of the x-y-points doesn't help either because
Folks,
I have a long function expression in one of my scifunc_block. The block as
default annotates the block with the exptession, which is quite good when
the function is not that long. But this case it is a long one and I would
like to hide the expression in the model but failed to find
The command below requires a sudo on my system:
|sudo gdb --pid=$(pidof scilab-bin scilab-cli-bin lt-scilab-bin
lt-scilab-cli-bin) --eval-command='thread apply all bt'|
This will attach gdb to your stuck scilab, you can then post the back
trace and we can analyze where the problem is.
Er,
Le 04/28/2016 06:47 PM, Pierre-Aimé Agnel a écrit :
LD_PRELOAD="/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libncurses.so.5" bin/scilab -nw
That solved the problem!
Thanks a lot.
I'll update the bug report.
Cheers,
Antoine
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