Need help on an attempt in generating an Xcos module for Scilab

Hello,

I was trying to create an Xcos module for scilab. I used parts of the skeleton Toolbox, provided with scilab, in order to get started.
I am able to create an own toolbox in Xcos, and add 2 Operators to it. But I can't edit the svg files, to adapt the in plan apperace or the input/output layout. Plus I kinda feel that the linkage between the modules is a bit beyond my grasp. I thought, that when you build it and include a "TBX_SUM_sci" to the lst, it will use the "TBX_SUM_sci" pictures, and the "TBX_SUM_sci.sci" macro file (with the "TBX_SUM_sci" function) to provide the Interface handler. Well. It seems, I can't make scilab execute the code provided in there.  Plus one Symbol  (SimuGen) always returns whenever I try to open It's gui :
 matrix: Input and output matrices must have the same number of elements.

 With input arguments, return / resume expects output arguments.

Whereas the other one does not anything. Both have xxx_sim.sci filed+functions (wich now do the same, due to testing..).

No matter what I do, I can switch the symbols at best....

I build them with the builder.sce file, which calls the buildmacros, which builds

function buildmacros()
    macros_path = get_absolute_file_path("buildmacros.sce");

    blocks = ["TBX_SUM_sci", "SimuGen"];

    tbx_build_macros(TOOLBOX_NAME, macros_path);
    tbx_build_blocks(toolbox_dir, blocks);
    tbx_build_pal_loader(TOOLBOX_TITLE, blocks, toolbox_dir, macros_path)
endfunction

whereas SimuGen.sci (Always throws those errors, regardless of what I do).

and TBX_sum_sci.sci (always does nothing, regardless of what I do).

(Yes, I even tryed copying the Random number generator function into it)
Of course, loading happens with the standart loader (and the etc/st_regelstrecke.start file). Which has the check for already loaded toobox deactivated, atm.

So, my question is, where do I need to look for clues, on what is going wrong?
I suspect the linkage between symbols and code being broken. But where?
Or knows anyone if there is somewhere any tutorial on how to add an Xcos module? I haven't found any so far.
And Yes, currently everything is handled inside those macro files. No external gateways or such stuff used.

Juast noticed: if I load the skeleton toolbox afterwards, (Which has the TBX_SUM_sci Module), their TBX_SUM_sci Module will open the Random module (which code is also located inside my attempt of the TBX_SUM_sci symbol).

Scilab 6.0.0 Release,
Windows 7 x64
MSVC 10 compiler

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