Gianvito Pio skrev:
> No problem, here you can download the entire package we would like to send:
> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8633823/fl-core-1.0.tar.gz
>
> Please let us know.
> Gianvito Pio
I've taken a quick(!) look at it and there are several things that might
be a problem:
1. 'help fl_complement' displays the copyright header instead of the
help text. This is fixed by starting the file with "% Copyright ..."
instead of "% flcore ...".
2. Distribution of GNU LGPL binary executable with neither source code
nor build instructions. (pthreadVC2.dll).
3. Hardcoded texinfo-like information. This is a nit-pick, and isn't
required for inclusion in OctaveForge, but it looks like you wanted to
accomplish Octave-like output and I thought I'd tell you how to do it
for serious.
You currently have:
function res = fl_cartproduct(A, B, T= "min")
% -- Loadable Function: fl_cartproduct(A, B)
% -- Loadable Function: fl_cartproduct(A, B, T)
%
which can be done like (yes, I'm lazy, this is from imread.m):
## -*- texinfo -*-
## @deftypefn {Function File} {[@var{img}, @var{map}, @var{alpha}] =}
imread (@var{filename})
## Read images from various file formats.
If you format it using texinfo you can delete lines like
usage_message = "Invalid call to fl_cartproduct.";
error(usage_message);
and just do this instead:
print_usage ();
Cheers,
Grundberg
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