Hi Marco,
"There exists no 'cleaner.sce'"
cleaner.sce is build automatically by executing builder.sce.
"We are supposed to copy (??) files like ".start", but ..."
Most of them you can delete or comment out. One yourtoolbox.start-example w/o help, demos, etc. see below. Search vor xxx or XXX and exchange it with the name (id) of your toolbox.
----------------------------------------- file: etc/mytoolbox.start
Version:0.9 StartHTML:-1 EndHTML:-1 StartFragment:0000000111 EndFragment:0000015887
function xxxlib=startModule() // small letter toolbox name
TOOLBOX_NAME = "xxx"; // small letter toolbox name e.g. mytoolbox
TOOLBOX_TITLE = "XXX"; // toolbox name, e.g My Toolbox
mprintf("Start " + TOOLBOX_TITLE + "\n");
if isdef("xxxlib") then // <--
warning("Toolbox xxx library is already loaded"); // <--
return;
end
etc_tlbx = get_absolute_file_path("xxx.start"); // <--
etc_tlbx = getshortpathname(etc_tlbx);
root_tlbx = strncpy( etc_tlbx, length(etc_tlbx)-length("\etc\") );
//Load functions library
// =============================================================================
mprintf("\tLoad macros\n");
pathmacros = pathconvert( root_tlbx ) + "macros" + filesep();
xxxlib = lib(pathmacros); // <--
endfunction
xxxlib = startModule(); // <--
clear startModule; // remove startModule on stack
-----------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------> file: builder.sce
Version:0.9 StartHTML:-1 EndHTML:-1 StartFragment:0000000111 EndFragment:0000010398
mode(-1); lines(0); function main_builder() TOOLBOX_NAME = "xxx"; // small letter toolbox name e.g. mytoolbox TOOLBOX_TITLE = "XXX"; // toolbox name, e.g My Toolbox toolbox_dir = get_absolute_file_path("builder.sce"); // Check Scilab's version // ============================================================================= try v = getversion("scilab"); catch error(gettext("Scilab 5.3 or more is required.")); end if v(1) < 5 & v(2) < 3 then // new API in scilab 5.3 error(gettext("Scilab 5.3 or more is required.")); end // Check modules_manager module availability // ============================================================================= if ~isdef("tbx_build_loader") then error(msprintf(gettext("%s module not installed."), "modules_manager")); end // Action // ============================================================================= tbx_builder_macros(toolbox_dir); if v(1) == 5 then // For Scilab versions 5 and 6 compatibility tbx_build_loader(TOOLBOX_NAME, toolbox_dir); else tbx_build_loader(toolbox_dir); end tbx_build_cleaner(toolbox_dir); endfunction // ============================================================================= main_builder(); clear main_builder; // remove main_builder on stack // =============================================================================
-----------------------------------------
Rename etc/xxx.quit to mytoolbox.quit or when your toolbox name is "mytoolbox". Fill out a decription-file. It is a good idea to download a src distribution of a toolbox and look what others did.
'"scilab.ini'. This file does not exist on my computer"
Of course not. You have to create it in %APPDATA%\Scilab\scilab-6.0.2\scilab.ini
Take care that you write scilab.ini in small letters.
"... of ignorantly fooling around with startup files."
These startup file is just for Scilab. It does not harm your operating system in any way.
Regards,
Hani
Gesendet: Sonntag, 26. Mai 2019 um 23:21 Uhr
Von: "marko" <[email protected]>
An: [email protected]
Betreff: [Scilab-users] Unclear How to create toolbox
Von: "marko" <[email protected]>
An: [email protected]
Betreff: [Scilab-users] Unclear How to create toolbox
Hi; I've written some scripts that I want to load at startup. The
documentation on how to do this is not clear, including "Build a Toolbox
with Scilab.pdf".
1) There exists no 'cleaner.sce' in the 'contrib' (or any other) directory.
2) We are supposed to copy (??) files like ".start", but the only such
files included are long and contain a lot of not relevant material. Yet
without advanced knowledge it is not possible to know what to do - start
over? build (somehow) from scratch? Note that the quoted images to use (?)
are sometimes incomplete, several lines missing for the example
'cleaner.sce'.
3) Is one supposed to create his/her own 'builder.sce' file ? Again, not
sure the image is complete in the example.
I notice on one of these help pages Mr. Gudgeon (sorry if mispelled)
suggests editing the file 'scilab.ini'. This file does not exist on my
computer (Windows 7 with scilab 6.0.2). Maybe (?) I'm to create that on my
own?
Please realize that in many years I have discovered the danger to my
computer(s) of ignorantly fooling around with startup files.
I for one would sure appreciate knowing how to actually build a toolbox.
Thanks for comments.
marko
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documentation on how to do this is not clear, including "Build a Toolbox
with Scilab.pdf".
1) There exists no 'cleaner.sce' in the 'contrib' (or any other) directory.
2) We are supposed to copy (??) files like ".start", but the only such
files included are long and contain a lot of not relevant material. Yet
without advanced knowledge it is not possible to know what to do - start
over? build (somehow) from scratch? Note that the quoted images to use (?)
are sometimes incomplete, several lines missing for the example
'cleaner.sce'.
3) Is one supposed to create his/her own 'builder.sce' file ? Again, not
sure the image is complete in the example.
I notice on one of these help pages Mr. Gudgeon (sorry if mispelled)
suggests editing the file 'scilab.ini'. This file does not exist on my
computer (Windows 7 with scilab 6.0.2). Maybe (?) I'm to create that on my
own?
Please realize that in many years I have discovered the danger to my
computer(s) of ignorantly fooling around with startup files.
I for one would sure appreciate knowing how to actually build a toolbox.
Thanks for comments.
marko
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