Re: Tutorial on Oct files

[Quentin H. Spencer]

I have taken Per's suggestion, and created a preliminary version of a 
C++ Quick Reference at http://gnufans.net/octave.pl?CPPQuickReference . 
This contains just things I use on a regular basis and I'm sure there 
are many more things that could be added, and many different ways of 
doing the same thing. I welcome additions or improvements in the 
formatting (I wanted a side-by-side table, but the wiki doesn't suppport 
that). I think eventually it might make sense to combine this with an 
updated version of the Da Coda al Fine document to create a definitive 
reference manual for C programming with Octave.

--Quentin


Per Persson wrote:

> Quentin,
> that would be an excellent initiative :-)
>
> I think the octave wiki ( 
> http://www.gnufans.net/cgi-bin/octave.pl?ScaryOctave ) would be a good 
> place to keep such a reference. That way it would be accessible even 
> while under construction and, hopefully, others would chip in with 
> bits and pieces of information.
>
> /Per





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