Scilab Bag Of Tricks - Claymore
Scilab Bag Of Tricks - Claymore
Scilab Bag Of Tricks - Claymore
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Operator Code Note<br />
Chapter 4. Unknown Spots<br />
, ~= n unequality test. Both operators<br />
are automatically defined for any<br />
new type with list<br />
semantics, i.e.<br />
component-wise<br />
comparison and a boolean<br />
return vector. Both can<br />
be overloaded with user<br />
functions.<br />
== o equality test. The operator is<br />
automatically defined for any<br />
new type with list<br />
semantics, i.e.<br />
component-wise<br />
comparison and a boolean<br />
return vector. It can be<br />
overloaded with a user<br />
function.<br />
disp p unary operator; display results<br />
with disp or at the<br />
command line<br />
^ p binary operator; matrix<br />
exponentiation<br />
.\ q element-wise left division<br />
/ r right matrix division<br />
- s unary %head_s, and binary<br />
%head1_s_head2 operator;<br />
see also: overloading of<br />
unary plus %head_a.<br />
’ t unary operator, Hermitian<br />
(complex) transposition<br />
*. u element-wise multiplication<br />
/. v element-wise division<br />
\. w element-wise right division<br />
.* x element-wise multiplication<br />
./. y Kronecker division<br />
.\. z Kronecker right division<br />
Almost all unary built-in functions like abs, ceil, floor, imag, int, real, round, sqrt, and<br />
string can be overloaded, too. The syntax borrows for the syntax for unary operators. Function<br />
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