Hi all,
I'm a bit confused by functions in Scilab and specifically the way they
handle their arguments. For instance, in the following code
deff('g(x)','disp(x)');
g; // produces an error saying x is not defined
x = 1;
g; // call the function g and displays x...
leads to two questions,
* the function g is called each time, shouldn't it be only displayed?
* the second call 'works' and display x, even if the argument of the
function has not been provided. I've read the page concerning
scoping of variables
<https://wiki.scilab.org/howto/global%20and%20local%20variables> in
Scilab, but shouldn't it says that the function was expecting 1
argument?
This feels a bit unsafe to me, I'm wondering what is the reason behind
this choice?
Best regards,
Pierre
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