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// <-- Non-regression test for bug 2277 -->
//
// <-- Bugzilla URL -->
// http://www.scilab.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla_bug_II/show_bug.cgi?id=2277
//
// <-- Short Description -->
// Scilab has a bug with the SPARSE command. When the "values vector" in the
// row/column representation is COMPLEX the routine fails to build the sparse
// matrix correctly. This seems to occur always when the first AND third entry of
// this vector are zero.
// The other bug is that when other elements are zero (not the third, the fifth for
// example) they are still stored in the sparse representation.
// This is very problematic for people doing finite element calculations with scilab!
// Copyright INRIA
// Scilab Project - S. Steer
// Copyright INRIA
// Date : 17 Janv 2007
ij = [1,3;1,7;3,3;4,4;5,3;6,10;7,1;7,9;8,10;9,6;9,7;9,9;10,10] ;
v=[1 0 0 4:13]'*%i;
A=sparse(ij,v,[10 10]);
[ij2,v2,mn]=spget(A);
r= and(v2==[1 4:13]'*%i) ;
ij(2:3,:)=[];
r=r&and(ij==ij2);
affich_result(r,2277);
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