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deff

in-line definition of a function in Scilab language

Syntax

deff('[s1, s2, ...] = newfunction(e1, e2, ...)',text)

Arguments

e1, e2, ...

input variables.

s1, s2, ...

output variables.

text

a matrix of character strings.

Description

deff can be used to define functions from sequences of instructions written in text strings. The resulting function object has the same properties of any other function defined in a text file and loaded with exec.

Quotes included in instructions given in strings must be doubled to be protected.

Examples

deff('x = myplus(y,z)', 'x = y+z')
myplus(1,%i)

deff('[y, z] = mymacro(x)', ['y = 3*x+1'; 'z = a*x + x.^2'])
a = 3;
[u, v] = mymacro(2)
--> deff('x = myplus(y,z)', 'x = y+z')
--> myplus(1,%i)
 ans  =
   1. + i

--> deff('[y, z] = mymacro(x)', ['y = 3*x+1'; 'z = a*x + x.^2'])
--> a = 3;
--> [u, v] = mymacro(2)
 v  =
   10.

 u  =
   7.

See also

  • function — définition d'une fonction Scilab
  • exec — exécution d'un script (fichier de commandes)
  • getd — Charge toutes les fonctions contenues dans un répertoire.
  • genlib — build library from functions in given directory
  • jdeff — Map a static Java method onto a Scilab macro
  • jcompile — Compile Java code or file

History

VersionDescription
6.0.0
  • The input option opt="c"|"p"|"n" is no longer available.
  • The defined newfunction is now of type 13 (instead of 11).
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