[Scilab-users] importXcosDiagram function under Scilab 5.4.0

[Serge Steer]

So it is clearly a bug introduced in scilab-5.4.0. clear must not remove 
variables created at startup time
a workaround can be to add the following instruction in your 
<SCIHOME>scilab.ini file
predef(94);

This will protect the libraries created by the Scilab startup.

Please report that bug into Bugzilla

Serge Steer
Le 10/10/2012 16:29, Benjamin Johnson a écrit :
> I have a similar problem. After I use the command "clear;" 
> importXcosDiagram() and help stop working. plot2d and sqrt still work.
>
> After starting scilab
>
> who
>
> Your variables are:
>
>             Branchinglib                Eventslib        Misclib       
>           Sinkslib
>             Thresholdlib                Linearlib    Matrixoplib       
>       Nonlinearlib
>               Sourceslib            Electricallib  Hydraulicslib       
>             PDElib
>             Integeroplib         scicos_scicoslib       AFFICH_f       
>              RFILE
>                    WFILE             loadXcosLibs           home     
>  external_objectslib
>       modules_managerlib             helptoolslib    scinoteslib       
>            xcoslib
>                 matiolib                 atomslib    atomsguilib       
>      parameterslib
>   simulated_annealinglib    genetic_algorithmslib     umfpacklib       
>     scicos_autolib
>          scicos_utilslib           spreadsheetlib  demo_toolslib       
>          assertlib
>     development_toolslib                 soundlib       m2scilib 
>  compatibility_functilib
>               arnoldilib            statisticslib        timelib       
>          stringlib
>     special_functionslib                sparselib signal_processinglib 
>                       %z
>                       %s           polynomialslib overloadinglib       
>    optimsimplexlib
>             optimbaselib            neldermeadlib  optimizationlib     
>    linear_algebralib
>                   jvmlib         output_streamlib          iolib       
>   interpolationlib
>               integerlib          dynamic_linklib         guilib       
>          uitreelib
>       data_structureslib                 cacsdlib  graphic_exportlib   
>            graphicslib
>              datatipslib                fileiolib   functionslib 
>  elementary_functionslib
> differential_equationlib                  corelib            PWD       
>                %tk
>                       %F                       %T           %nan       
>               %inf
>                      SCI                  SCIHOME         TMPDIR       
>               %gui
>                    %fftw                        $             %t       
>                 %f
>                     %eps                      %io             %i       
>                 %e
>                      %pi
>
>  using      11503 elements out of    10000000.
>  and           93 variables out of       9231.
>
> Your global variables are:
>
>            %modalWarning               %toolboxes %toolboxes_dir
>
>  using         43 elements out of      180001.
>  and            3 variables out of        767.
>
>
>
>
> after clear;
>
> -->who
>
> Your variables are:
>
>                      ans                      SCI          SCIHOME     
>               TMPDIR
>                     %gui                    %fftw                $     
>                   %t
>                       %f                     %eps              %io     
>                   %i
>                       %e                      %pi
>
>  using        136 elements out of    10000000.
>  and           14 variables out of       9231.
>
> Your global variables are:
>
>            %modalWarning               %toolboxes   %toolboxes_dir     
>               %helps
>
>
>  using         45 elements out of      180001.
>  and            4 variables out of        767.
>
> Thanks,
> -Ben
>
>
> On Oct 10, 2012, at 9:17 AM, Serge Steer wrote:
>
>> Do you use an official binary version?
>> What does the who command respond?
>>
>> Serge Steer
>> Le 10/10/2012 12:59, Stéphane Bécu a écrit :
>>> Hello,
>>> In fact the same error message also appears for any other scilab 
>>> function (like plot, mean, sqrt...):
>>> undefined variable: plot (or mean or sqrt...)
>>> Stéphane
>>>
>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> *De:* Stéphane Bécu
>>> *Date:* mar. 09/10/2012 18:22
>>> *À:* users at lists.scilab.org
>>> *Objet :* importXcosDiagram function under Scilab 5.4.0
>>>
>>> Hello
>>> When using the scilab importXcosDiagram() function I sometimes face 
>>> the following issue:
>>> importXcosDiagram("my_file.xcos");
>>> !--error 4
>>> Variable non définie : importXcosDiagram
>>> I don't understand why the execution sometimes runs and sometimes 
>>> not treating the importXcosDiagram()  function as a variable...
>>> Did someone have the same problem?
>>> Stéphane
>>>
>>>
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