[Scilab-users] problem loading environments

[Adrien Vogt-Schilb]

the bug does not happen in scilab 5.3.3 win64.

Ezequiel, did you try to rename the argument "param" to something else? 
like "myparam". Maybe "param" is used internaly by some scilab function

On 05/08/2013 16:27, Ezequiel Soule wrote:
> clear
>
> function  f=fiso(var,intP,param)
>
> fiazo=var(1);
> xt=var(2);
> T=var(3);
> I=var(4);
>
> nu=intP;
> chi=1;
>
> rp=1;
> razo=param;
>    
>    f  =  fiazo*xt/razo*log(fiazo*xt)  +  fiazo*(1-xt)/razo*log(fiazo*(1-xt))  +  (1-fiazo)/rp*log
>   (1-fiazo)+  chi*fiazo*(1-fiazo);  
>
> endfunction
>
> function  f=ftot(xt,p,intP,param)
>      var=[p(1)  xt  p(2)  p(3)];
>      f  =  fiso(var,intP,param);
>
> endfunction
>
> save("ejem.sav")
>   
> load("ejem.sav")
>
> The error message is:
> Incompatible output argument
> at line       3 of function ftot called by :
> at line      14 of function createMacro called by :
> at line       8 of function %__convertVariable__ called by :
> at line     855 of function %_sodload called by :
> load("ejem.sav")
> But, doing the same without the variables intP, param, this is, 
> defining  the function fiso as fiso(var), and given some value to intP 
> and param within the function... works fine!
> Any help will be appreciated.
>
>
> El 03/08/2013 08:34 a.m., Mathieu Dubois escribió:
>> Could you send a simple example which creates a simple environement 
>> that shows the problem when saved and restored?
>>
>> Mathieu
>>
>> Le 31/07/2013 14:51, Ezequiel Soule a écrit :
>>> Hello, I keep having this problem, when I try to load a saved
>>> ennironments, I get an error "incompatible output arguments" in some
>>> function of the environment, and it doesn´t load anything. The function
>>> that gives the error works fine, and I don´t get any error when I
>>> execute or call the function, just when loading the environment. It is
>>> not one particular function, it happened many times, with different
>>> environements and different functions. I can load some of the variables
>>> if I specifiy then, but I can´t load the whole thing.
>>> This happens wiht versions 5.4.0 and 5.4.1, I haven´t try older 
>>> versions.
>>>
>>> Any ideas?
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