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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi<br>
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I would export it with <b>csvWrite </b>then open it with an
editor. on windows you can even use <b>winopen </b>to open it
with the defautl editor. on all platforms you can use <b>editor </b>to
open files in editor.<br>
<b>write </b>is also a function used to export text to the hard
drive, i believe. but I prefer using csvWrite for everything.<br>
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On 12/05/2014 13:30, Rafael Guerra wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Hello,
Does anyone know how to properly display a large amount of plain text stored
in a string variable of size (N,1), i.e. with N text lines of variable
length, outside the Scilab console window?
For instance, is it possible to issue Scilab command to display the text
variable in one of Scinotes or Scipad tabs?
Thanks and regards,
Rafael G.
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