Hi Samuel,
Thanks for your reply.
Previously I was using clc(linenumtoclear) for showing this effect in scilab,
but i never thought of the mprintf, i was using disp that time
for i = 1:100
disp("Static counter : " + string(i));
sleep(1); clc(1)
end
it seems that the mprintf also kind of broken? as it needs 3 \n to get this
result?
I also tried to look into the clc C source and see whether I could use the c
code of clc in scilab api but no luck, but your example of mprintf which need 3
\n inspired me to look into the mprintf c code and see how it works.
I will get back to you on this, thanks again.
rgds,
CL
---- On Thu, 12 Dec 2019 04:09:25 +0800 Samuel Gougeon
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Le 11/12/2019 à 14:31, Chin Luh Tan a
écrit :
In the C API i don't know, but in Scilab language,
http://bugzilla.scilab.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14642.
It is possible to mimik it with (example):
for i = 1:100
mprintf("Static counter: %d\n \n\n",i)
sleep(300)
clc(1)
end
Samuel
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Hi,
I am trying to print some progress of a for loop in C api
which will print the output in scilab console using the
sciprint.
Is there anyway to print the output to a same line as
normal C printf could be achieved using '\r' ?
e.g.:
currently my out out showing:
Train Epoch: 10 [ 1000/15416] Loss: 0.5961
Train Epoch: 10 [ 2000/15416] Loss: 0.6794
Train Epoch: 10 [ 3000/15416] Loss: 0.3965
Train Epoch: 10 [ 4000/15416] Loss: 0.8110
Train Epoch: 10 [ 5000/15416] Loss: 0.7892
I would like to have the output to show on the same line.
I tried \r with fflush(stdout) it seems not working.
Thanks.
rgds,
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