Scilab 5.3.3
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- Input/Output functions
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Input/Output functions
- file — file management
- getenv — get the value of an environment variable
- getio — get Scilab input/output logical units
- getpid — get Scilab process identificator
- getscilabkeywords — returns a list with all scilab keywords.
- halt — stop execution
- host — Unix or DOS command execution
- input — prompt for user input
- load — Load a saved variable or a serie of variables
- oldload — load saved variable in 2.4.1 and previous formats (OBSOLETE)
- oldsave — saving variables in 2.4.1 and previous format (OBSOLETE)
- read — matrices read
- read4b — fortran file binary read
- readb — fortran file binary read
- save — Save a variable or a serie of variables in a binary file
- setenv — set the value of an environment variable
- unix — shell (sh) command execution
- unix_g — shell (sh) command execution, output redirected to a variable
- unix_s — shell (sh) command execution, no output
- unix_w — shell (sh) command execution, output redirected to scilab window
- unix_x — shell (sh) command execution, output redirected to a window
- writb — fortran file binary write
- write — write in a formatted file
- write4b — fortran file binary write
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