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Re: "end" as array index?
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Laurent Jacques |
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Re: "end" as array index? |
Date: |
Mon, 23 Dec 2002 09:52:44 +0100 |
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On Saturday 21 December 2002 16:57, John W. Eaton wrote:
| Yes, but the original question above seemed to be asking "What does
| this mean and what is some equivalent code that will allow it to work
| in Octave?" not "Can you implement this in Octave so my code can work?".
Sorry. I did'nt read carefully the previous mail.
| Obviously, I think we know what it is supposed to do. The question is
| how hard would it be to make it work in Octave? The first few times I
| thought about this problem, the only solutions I could come up with
| involved large changes to the code for expressions, ranges, and
| indexing of matrices. Yesterday I started thinking about how to do it
| again, and this time I saw a much simpler method, so the changes to do
| it should be checked in to CVS soon. I'm glad I waited. Implementing
| the first solutions I came up with a couple of years ago would have
| been very bad.
Thanks a lot. In fact, I would like one day to contribute to the octave code
but I don't know where to begin to understand how it works. I have to check
all the documentations refered on your SF site.
|
| | Laurent.
| | P.S. In fact I asked exactly the same question probably 9 months ago.
|
| jwe
|
| P.S. Octave is free software. Sometimes you have to wait a while
| until someone gets the urge to implement the features you request.
| There are some ways to get better or faster service, such as providing
| funding or adding the features yourself, but complaining about how
| long it takes to get someone else to do something for you for free is
| probably not one of them!
Of course. I know that. I participate already to several GPL programs. But I
have not said "nobody answered me" in my PS. It was just to say that this
"end" wish or question was not the first one. I had to precise my sentence.
Sorry for that.
Bye and thanks for your GPL work,
Laurent.
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- Re: Hi, another newbie ..., (continued)
- Re: Hi, another newbie ..., Paul Kienzle, 2002/12/19
- Re: Hi, another newbie ..., John W. Eaton, 2002/12/20
- "end" as array index?, James Frye, 2002/12/20
- "end" as array index?, John W. Eaton, 2002/12/20
- Re: "end" as array index?, Laurent Jacques, 2002/12/22
- Re: "end" as array index?, John W. Eaton, 2002/12/21
- Re: "end" as array index?,
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