Specifications

Python
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The imaginary matrix has the same dimensions as the real one. Always
returns them as a matrix, even if they have one row. Both matrices are
returned in one list, and each matrix itself is a list of lists.
GetComplexMatrixOfSameSize(matrixname, real_placeholder,
imaginary_placeholder, workspace = 'base')
Get both the real as the imaginary matrices. Instead of the dimensions, as
with GetComplexMatrix, two matrices with the expected dimensions
must be passed. Their values will not be changed. Always retur ns them as
a matrix, even if they have one row. Both matrices are returned in one list,
and each matrix itself is a list of lists.
PutComplexMatrix(matrixname, real , imaginary, workspace = 'base')
Put both the r eal as the imaginary matrices
The imaginary matrix has the same dimensions as the real one. Always
returns them as a matrix, even if they have one row. Both matrices are
returned in one list, and each matrix itself is a list of lists.
Execute
Execute any Matlab command.
MinimizeCommandWindow
Minimize the Matlab console window.
MaximizeCommandWindow
Maximize the Matlab console window.
SimplePlot(fig, x_start , x_end , yvalues, xlabel = 'X', ylabel = 'Y', title =
'Simple plot', window_title = 'Matlab')
Plot in one window the list of values.
The values are a tuple with one or more lists of values. Note that the
number of x-axis positions must match the number of y-values. Specify
fig=-1 to get a new figure window.
Returns the number of the window.