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- Compatible fonctions
- firstnonsingleton
- mstr2sci
- mtlb_0
- mtlb_a
- mtlb_all
- mtlb_any
- mtlb_axis
- mtlb_beta
- mtlb_box
- mtlb_close
- mtlb_colordef
- mtlb_cumprod
- mtlb_cumsum
- mtlb_dec2hex
- mtlb_delete
- mtlb_diag
- mtlb_diff
- mtlb_dir
- mtlb_double
- mtlb_e
- mtlb_echo
- mtlb_eval
- mtlb_exist
- mtlb_eye
- mtlb_false
- mtlb_fft
- mtlb_fftshift
- mtlb_find
- mtlb_findstr
- mtlb_fliplr
- mtlb_fopen
- mtlb_format
- mtlb_fprintf
- mtlb_fread
- mtlb_fscanf
- mtlb_full
- mtlb_fwrite
- mtlb_grid
- mtlb_hold
- mtlb_i
- mtlb_ifft
- mtlb_imp
- mtlb_int16
- mtlb_int32
- mtlb_int64
- mtlb_int8
- mtlb_is
- mtlb_isa
- mtlb_isfield
- mtlb_isletter
- mtlb_isspace
- mtlb_l
- mtlb_legendre
- mtlb_linspace
- mtlb_logic
- mtlb_logical
- mtlb_lower
- mtlb_max
- mtlb_min
- mtlb_more
- mtlb_num2str
- mtlb_ones
- mtlb_plot
- mtlb_prod
- mtlb_rand
- mtlb_randn
- mtlb_realmax
- mtlb_realmin
- mtlb_s
- mtlb_setstr
- mtlb_size
- mtlb_sort
- mtlb_strcmp
- mtlb_strcmpi
- mtlb_strfind
- mtlb_strrep
- mtlb_sum
- mtlb_t
- mtlb_toeplitz
- mtlb_tril
- mtlb_triu
- mtlb_true
- mtlb_uint16
- mtlb_uint32
- mtlb_uint64
- mtlb_uint8
- mtlb_upper
- mtlb_var
- mtlb_zeros
Please note that the recommended version of Scilab is 2025.0.0. This page might be outdated.
See the recommended documentation of this function
mtlb_findstr
Matlab findstr emulation function
Description
There is no Scilab equivalent for Matlab findstr.
The function mtlb_findstr(A,B) is used by
mfile2sci to replace findstr(A,B) when it was not
possible to know what were the operands/inputs[CUSTOM] while porting Matlab code to Scilab. This function will
determine the correct semantic at run time. If you want to have a
more efficient code it is possible to replace mtlb_findstr calls:
If
Ais always longer thanB(i.e.findstrcan be replaced bystrfindin Matlab,mtlb_findstr(A,B)may be replaced bystrindex(A,B)
 | Caution: mtlb_findstr has not to be used for hand coded functions. |
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