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Re: Passing parametes to a script file from inside Octave
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Re: Passing parametes to a script file from inside Octave |
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Fri, 1 Oct 2010 15:32:06 +0000 (UTC) |
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Daniel Arteaga <daniel.arteaga <at> gmail.com> writes:
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> Is there any way I can pass parameters to a script? When calling a
> script directly, from the OS command-line, it's easy. But what if I am
> inside an Octave session?
As I understand it, "scripts" don't have "parameters".
You can "source" a script, which runs it inside the current scope, and therefore
with access to all the variables that were defined before you called "source",
and leaving any newly instantiated variables inside your toplevel scope.
If you need to encapsulate code, then you *need* to write a "function" (which is
a very different beast than a "script", but I think you know that).
> To clarify: I do not want to call a function, I want to call a script.
I think the terminology would be: one "calls" a function, or one "sources" a
script, but never vice versa.
HTH