Dear all,
I stumbled across a strange behavior I don't understand correctly.
Please also refer to the simplified code extract below.
Apparently beta(x,y) refers to a built in SciLab function (beta function
(Euler integral of the first kind)). If I redefine the function by a simple
vector variable, I obviously get the warning that the function was redefined
(funcprot(1)). Which is what I would expect.
Now, if I try to write-access a particular value in this now initialized
vector I get the Warning "Warning: obsolete use of '=' instead of '=='.". To
my understanding, this happens as scilab still interprets the function as
the default function beta and not the redefined vector.
Is there any way to circumvent this? Or am I forced to choose another
variable name?
Example code snippet:
clc;
clear;
funcprot(1);
b = 2;
p= linspace(0,20,10)';
beta= zeros(1:10)';
for i = 1:length(p)-1 do
a(i)= b*cos(beta(i)/2);
beta(i+1)= p(i+1)*a(i);
end
Any help is greatly appreciated
Best,
Dominic
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Dominic Ernst
CNC-PLC Software Developer @ Bystronic Laser AG
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