[Scilab-users] Scilab versus matlab

[Dang, Christophe]

Hello, 

> De : Patrick Seeboerger
> Envoyé : lundi 12 mai 2014 20:27
>
> So when I write an argumental function in Matlab I can write it for 
> example like:
>
> U_q=@(f_u) k_U*2*pi*f_u;

I'm not a Matlaber, but a quick search on the Mathwork website tells me you're trying to deine an anonymous function, right?

I don't think such things exist in Scilab.

You can define the function with

function [y]=U_q(f_U)
    y = k_U*2*%pi*f_U
endfunction

or with

deff("y = U_q(f_U)", "y = k_U*2*%pi*f_U")

Now, if it is important for you to have an anonymous function and not a "normal" function, you should tell us why so we can give you the "right" solution.

HTH

-- 
Christophe Dang Ngoc Chan
Mechanical calculation engineer

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