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Le lundi 08 février 2010 à 09:23 +0100, Sylvestre KOUMAR a écrit :
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This SEP proposes to improve <B>Browsevar</B>(Scilab variable browser) and<B> Editvar</B>(Scilab variable editor)<B>.</B>
Don't hesitate if you have comments/remarks.
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In <I>"How to use Browsevar"</I>
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I think having an icon of a spreadsheet for this would be nice.<BR>
I also wonder if Browsevar should not be started with Scilab (especially with a potential workspace system).<BR>
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=> <I>Export variable</I><BR>
Should be renamed to "=> Export variable to..."<BR>
since we will have different formats.<BR>
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<FONT COLOR="#000000"><I>There are some bugs about local and global variables,</I></FONT><BR>
=> It would be nice to have the reference to the bugs.<BR>
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<U><I>Note</I></U><I>: The default </I><I><B>type</B></I><I> for a new variable is double with the value 0.</I><BR>
You should add "and of size [1,1]"<BR>
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<B><U>* Variable exportation:</U></B><BR>
We could also export as LaTeX or MathML through the function prettyprint and also to HDF5.<BR>
Both would be trivial operations since these operations are already available in Scilab.<BR>
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<I>masked: which contains a calculable expression in Scilab</I><BR>
How are you planning to do that ? (if you restart Scilab, you will lose this information)<BR>
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Idem for<I> References between cells:</I><BR>
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By the way, nice work ;)<BR>
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Sylvestre<BR>
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