Examples
// copy - paste in Scilab function example_mode(level_mode) mode(level_mode) a = 3 disp(mode()); endfunction mode(2) example_mode(0) example_mode(-1) example_mode(2) example_mode(1) example_mode(3) example_mode(7) mode(2) |  |  |
select a mode in an exec-file
mode(k) k = mode()
Used exclusively inside an
exec-file or a Scilab function mode(k) allows to change
the information displayed during the execution, depending on the value of
k:
The new variable values are displayed if required (see help on semicolon or comma).
The exec-file or Scilab function executes silently (this is the default value for Scilab functions).
It is the default value on Scilab prompt.
Please notices that mode(2) does not used at prompt, only in an
exec-file or a Scilab function.
Each line of instructions is echoed preceded of the prompt (if possible). The new variable values are displayed if required. This is the default for exec-files.
The new variable values are displayed if required, each line of instructions is echoed (if possible) and a prompt (>>) is issued after each line waiting for a carriage return.
If the carriage return follows character "p" the execution is paused (see pause).
User mode. If you define your own mode, it is recommended to use a value > 100.
Line display is disabled for compiled Scilab function (see comp). By default, Scilab functions are executed using the silent ("-1") mode.
Functions in a function library are executed using "-1" mode.
// copy - paste in Scilab function example_mode(level_mode) mode(level_mode) a = 3 disp(mode()); endfunction mode(2) example_mode(0) example_mode(-1) example_mode(2) example_mode(1) example_mode(3) example_mode(7) mode(2) | | |