Calling a custom function in Scilab

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Phonon picture Phonon · Feb 16, 2012 · Viewed 8.9k times · Source

I'm fairly new to Scilab, and I'm trying to write a simple function and call it.

How can I write a function in a .sci file in some arbitrary directory and then call it? MATLAB does this automatically. I read a ton of posts talking about using "Execute->Load into scilab" and getf, but none of those are present in my version of Scilab (5.3.3). So how in the world can I do this?

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Sylvestre picture Sylvestre · Feb 17, 2012 
exec filelocation\yourFile.sci;

should do it

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