Short answer - no A bit longer one. I am reasonably experienced Matlab and C user and too often I find myself in the position "how-do-I-port-this-ML(and-sometimes-C)-solution-to-julia". Unfortunately, concepts that are not so familiar to me tend to be left behind to a second round, a part of it because their documentation is too short.
One aspect where we are really spoiled in Matlab is the documentation, where each function has a short (or not so short) usage example. I understand perfectly that documentation is the least interesting part of a software development (I have my own guilts on this subject), but for a widespread adoption o Julia it will be fundamental that the manuals give more easy to digest information. Anyway, thanks for all the help provided in this list (a non-negligible part of it could land in some sort of manual) Joaquim Terça-feira, 25 de Março de 2014 8:20:34 UTC, Andreas Lobinger escreveu: > > Have you though about to replace this with a Dict (associative array)? The > dynamic names for a field in a matlab struct is (btw: this is recent) seen > as a sort-of dict implementation. > >
