Hi David,
My Sourceforge account login is "floflooo".
Attached is the diff file for the Octave-Forge function. As I said, this
one is trivial, a one-liner.
May I suggest that someone updates the webpage "Contributing Code to the
Gnu Octave Repository" http://octave.sourceforge.net/developers.html
with all the information that you gave me. I am sure you would be glad
to avoid repeating the same thing over and over again.
Thanks,
Florent
David Bateman wrote:
Florent Angly wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for the delay... At the moment, I'm not finished with the
inverse parabolic implementation. However, I can submit a little fix
that prevents the function to break if the upper bound of the search
interval is the same as the upper bound (attached file). This makes
the function behave just like its Matlab counterpart.
Cheers,
Florent
Florent,
Could you send your changes as a patch rather than the complete code..
Sending the complete function makes it very difficult to see what in
fact you have altered. Use "svn diff" to create this if you are using
the SVN tree, or just "diff -u" with a local of the original function if
you aren't.
Also I don't think we've added an account for you, so when you send the
code as a patch, please supply your sourceforge username.
Regards
David
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