Le 05/09/2019 à 11:28, Lamy Alain a écrit :
What I didn’t like at first is to use “ones” for a boolean type.
That was also my first reaction.
When comparing the learning curve and overall ease of use of scilab with
other options (matlab, julia, python), I always come to the conclusion
that the biggest problem with scilab is the use of non-intuitive
function names.
For example 'horner' for polynom evaluation as compared to 'polyval' is
far from obvious unless you are already quite versed in polynom theory.
If you couple non-intuitive function names (at least for non-specialist
and casual users) with a documentation that is far from perfect, this
scares a lot of possible users.
Antoine
(although I know the 2 types are almost interchangeable in Scilab).
The existing function bool2s changes %t into 1.
So thinking about it a little more, OK for the proposed extensions of
“ones” and “zeros”.
Alain
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