SciLab: where do functions live / need to live?

In Scilab, you need to explicitly load the script that contains the function. Assuming you've changed your directory to the directory where the function file is loaded, which can be done in Scilab using the menu buttons or the following command.

In Scilab, you need to explicitly load the script that contains the function. Assuming you've changed your directory to the directory where the function file is loaded, which can be done in Scilab using the menu buttons or the following command: cd("path/to/working/directory") Now you load the function file. Assuming the function foo is stored in a file called foo.

Sci, you need to load this script using the following command: exec("foo. Sci") Now you should be able to use your function as you would be able in MATLAB. Foo(27).

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