[Scilab-Dev] Generating a library from sci files containing many functions
Pierre Vuillemin
contact at pierre-vuillemin.fr
Tue Nov 3 10:24:25 CET 2015
Hi all,
I am creating a set of tools aimed at simplifying the writing (and
resolution to some extend) process of optimisation problems (see
http://sopi.pierre-vuillemin.fr/doku.php).
At the moment, it is mainly a set of Scilab macros that I load using
getd. Yet, I've started to package it like a "standard" Scilab module.
Following the tutorial here :
http://wiki.scilab.org/howto/Create%20a%20toolbox I've created the
builders, etc.
My problem is that I've gathered my functions in some .sci files and
that genlib does not 'see' all the functions available in them.
I wonder if there is a way to build a library that extracts all the
functions from a .sci file or if I must separate all the functions in
different files.
I would like to avoid the latter solution as my functions are gathered
in a way that make sense for the development.
The only workaround I've found so far is to create an empty function in
each sci file which has the same name as the file and call these empty
functions during loading. Yet this is neither very elegant nor
practical.
Best regards,
Pierre Vuillemin
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