[Scilab-users] Reading an xcos diagram with scs_m

[Pablo Fonovich]

Hi:

I was wondering how does scilab to generate a cos diagram from scs_m...

For example, i have a diagram whose scs_m is:

 scs_m  =
 
wpar = [600,450,0,0,600,450]
title = "Controller"
tol = [0.000001;0.000001;1.000D-10;100001;0;1;0]
tf = 30
context = ["A=[-.3,3,1;0,0,2;0,0,0];B=[1;2;3];C=[1,1,2;0,2,3];D=0;x0=[-2;1;2]";"K=ppol(A'',C'',-.7*ones(x0))'';";"L=-ppol(A,B,-.7*ones(x0));";""]
void1 = []
options = tlist(["scsopt","3D","Background","Link","ID","Cmap"],list(%t,33),[8,1],[1,5],list([5,1],[4,1]),[0.8,0.8,0.8])
void2 = []
void3 = []
doc = list()
1     CLOCK_f
2     RAND_f
3     SUMMATION
4     SPLIT_f
5     CLKSPLIT_f
6     DEMUX
7     GAIN_f
8     SUM_f
9     SPLIT_f
10    SUPER_f
11    SUPER_f
12    SUM_f
13    CSCOPE
 
i would like to be able to generate the same diagram with that information by myself, to open it with a custom application... is the scs_m enough? is there any documentation from where to start?

Thanks
 		 	   		  
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