c. wrote:
>
> On 27 Mar 2012, at 20:40, Philip Nienhuis wrote:
>
>> Only partly, that goes only to the<package_name> subdir. Inside, there's
>> another one. To get there you'll need to get info from octave_config_info,
>> as outlined in my post from yesterday.
>
> I might be confused by the name but I think archprefix was intended to point
> to the directory with the architecture dependent files rather than just the
> package subdir ...
> that is handled by the files
>
> scripts/pkg/private/getarchdir.m
> scripts/pkg/private/getarch.m
> scripts/pkg/private/getarchprefix.m
Are these accessible for ordinary users/scripts as they reside in
./private folder?
BTW I haven't got them in my ./3.6.1/m/pkg folder. Are they newer than
3.6.1?
>> Would you have any hints along the lines of
>>
>> b{:}.archprefix ## doesn't work
>>
>> i.e., how to get that info for multiple pkgs?
>> I don't see how to avoid some for loop here.
>
> cellfun (@(x) x.prefix, b, "unif", false)
Good, thanks
Philip
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