2011/6/3 Philippe MALLET <philippe.mal...@cemes.fr>:
> This is the result with the function you attached in your previous message.
>
>>> columns = {"", "OS"};
>>> data = {"true" , "30";"true" , "20";"true","10"};
>>> toto=zenity_list(columns, data, "checklist","numeric output","nan")
> status = 0
> output = 30/\|/\20/\|/\10
>
> val =
>
> 30
> 20
> 10
>
> error: element number 2 undefined in return list
> error: called from:
> error:
> /home/thesarch/Programmation/octaveforge/main/zenity/inst/zenity_list.m at
> line 394, column 17
>
This look more like a bug in str2double. According to the
documentation here
(http://octave.sourceforge.net/octave/function/str2double.html) it
should return 0 on success and -1 on error. I'd report the bug but
savannah.gnu.org has been down due to what I heard was an hack
attempt.
just to make sure, the following code should behave this way
> [num, status] = str2double({"34", "45", "23"})
num =
34 45 23
status =
0 0 0
is it the same on 3.4.0?
Carnë
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