Please help me, here my problem:

Parsing a string works correctely like this:

ABC := 3443;

print("ABC = ", eval(parse(cat("A", "B", "C"))));

But using PROCEDURE it doesn't work:

myParse := proc ()

     local PEA;
   

      PEA := 4334;

      print("PEA = ", eval(parse(cat("P", "E", "A"))))

end proc;

myParse();

                        "PEA = ", PEA

I suppose to have "PEA = ", 4334

Hi everyone,

I need to write a program to save some files in both Windows or Unix System.

The structure of the path files is different from windows to Unix, so i want to something like this

if (WindowsOS) then

        pathFILE := "\\MyDirectory\\blabla.txt";

elif (UnixOS) then

       pathFILE := "\/MyDirectory\/blabla.txt";

end if;

Thanks for help.

Hi there,

i want to generate some plots in files in this example:

this code doesn't work. but without restart; it works fine. i passed 2 days to figure out that "restart;" was the problem.

my questions are :

1. why i have to eliminate the first line of restart;

2. how can i save my files in a directory that is in the current directory. For example i have a directory in current directory named "plotFILES".

thanks in advance for your help