Particular cases
Due to the fact that strings or not considered in the same way in
Matlab and in Scilab, results are not equal for string matrices,
convert it using m2scistr to have the same result.
- :d = size(X,dim) If dim is greater than number of dimensions of
- X, Matlab returns d=1, but in Scilab, you get an error
message. Scilab mtlb_size can work with dim greater than
number of dimensions of X.
- : :[d1,...dn] = size(X) If n is greater than number of dimensions
- of X, all “extra” variables are set to 1 in Matlab but Scilab
returns an error message. Scilab mtlb_size returns a Matlab like
result in these cases. When n is less than number of dimensions of
X, dn contains the product of the sizes of the remaining
dimensions in Matlab but in Scilab dn = size(X,n), use
mtlb_size for such uses.
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