Hi Benjamin:
Benjamin Lindner wrote:
> Philip Nienhuis wrote:
>>
>> Hopefully the next windows binary has an up-to-date octave-forge.
>> That's the binary used mainly by folks who don't do svn...
>
> Do you have a particular package or specific patch in mind?
> I can include a post-release versi
Philip Nienhuis wrote:
>
> Hopefully the next windows binary has an up-to-date octave-forge. That's
> the binary used mainly by folks who don't do svn...
Do you have a particular package or specific patch in mind?
I can include a post-release version of an octave-forge
package in the binary inst
Michael Goffioul wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 12:39 AM, Philip Nienhuis
> wrote:
>> I'll try to ask there.
>> My scripts don't actually "link" to COM/ActiveX, they just invoke it.
>> I think if any trespassing has ever occurred, it's probably in the
>> (compiled) Windows package itself. But...
Philip Nienhuis wrote:
>> I tend to use texinfo so that help pages appear correctly and I can
>> include all of the documentation in a *.info in the directory with
>> the functions and "doc " can give more complete documentation
>> including examples and context than the help file can.
>
> Hmmm,
On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 12:39 AM, Philip Nienhuis wrote:
> I'll try to ask there.
> My scripts don't actually "link" to COM/ActiveX, they just invoke it.
> I think if any trespassing has ever occurred, it's probably in the
> (compiled) Windows package itself. But... AINAL
The COM interface is only
David Bateman wrote:
> Philip Nienhuis wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> At my employer's office we use Matlab intensively and many, many data
>> are kept & handled in Excel spreadsheet files. So to be able to use
>> octave there I've made xlsread / xlswrite / xlsfinfo scripts as
>> octave drop-in replacements f
Philip Nienhuis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> At my employer's office we use Matlab intensively and many, many data
> are kept & handled in Excel spreadsheet files. So to be able to use
> octave there I've made xlsread / xlswrite / xlsfinfo scripts as
> octave drop-in replacements for use in procedures otherwis
Hi,
At my employer's office we use Matlab intensively and many, many data
are kept & handled in Excel spreadsheet files. So to be able to use
octave there I've made xlsread / xlswrite / xlsfinfo scripts as
octave drop-in replacements for use in procedures otherwise done with
Matlab. Presently it
