Re: Warning : Matlab-style short-circuit operation performed for operator |

[siko1056]

There might be some error in your if-statement-logic. For example

nr = nc = 1000;
A = B = zeros (nr, nc);

i_nouveau = 1001;
j_nouveau = 1001;
i = 1001;
j = 1001;

if i_nouveau >=1 | i_nouveau<=nr & j_nouveau>=1 | j_nouveau<=nc;
  if i >=1 | i<=nr & j>=1 | j<=nc;
    B(i_nouveau,j_nouveau)=A(i,j);
  endif
endif

All indices exceed the matrix dimensions of A and B, but the statement
between the two if-statements will be executed. Now it depends what you are
willing to check with your if-statements. If you want to check all indices
to be valid, it should be

if ((i_nouveau >=1) && (i_nouveau <= nr) && (j_nouveau >= 1) && (j_nouveau
<= nc))
  if ((i >=1) && (i <= nr) && (j >= 1) && (j <= nc))
    B(i_nouveau,j_nouveau) = A(i,j);
  endif
endif

because all constraints on the indices have to be fulfilled (logical &&).
But this depends on you purpose. For more explanation on the operators, read
[1] and [2]

HTH,
Kai

[1]:
https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/doc/v4.0.3/Short_002dcircuit-Boolean-Operators.html
[2]:
https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/doc/v4.0.3/Element_002dby_002delement-Boolean-Operators.html



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