Closed swopnil123 closed 3 months ago
I'll look into it.
Please include the text of your example, so I don't have to retype what I see in an image.
I'll look into it.
Please include the text of your example, so I don't have to retype what I see in an image.
I'm uploading the file here. You can take a look. Thank you! HurmetFile (1).md
Say that a function contains a condition:
if condition
V = scalar × vector
else
V = scalar
end
Hurmet will either multiply the scalar times all of the vector or none of it. Hurmet conditions are not disguised for
loops.
If you want a function to apply a condition to each element in a vector, you'll need to write your own for
loop. For this example, you'll want a function something like:
function Ch2(T, T_a, T_c, T_d, α)
C = []
for el in T
if el ≤ T_a
C = C & (1 + (α - 1) × el / T_a)
elseif T_a ≤ el and el ≤ T_c
C = C & α
elseif T_c ≤ el and el ≤ T_d
C = C & α × T_c/el
elseif el ≥ T_d
C = C & (α × T_c × T_d) / el²
end
end
return C
end
I've just fixed a bug in Hurmet's for
loop. You'll get the updated code the next time you navigate to Hurmet.org after being away for four hours.
Thanks! a lot. This helps.
I'm closing this. I'll try to plot these for different scenario and if anything arises then I'll report it as a separate issue.
This may not be an appropriate title for this. But can you answer me why we cannot return values from UDF if we put vectors as an argument?