Re: beginner's question about Octave

[Laurent Hoeltgen]

On 06/09/12 21:51, leibo wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am REALLY beginner with programming in general and with Octave in
> particular, so please try to answer simple answers. I am trying to
> understand how to save and load a file in Octave. Is there is a simple way
> to write a code, save it and open it afterward, like I can save a program I
> wrote in python with Pyscripter and open it afterward? another question:
> does Octave has something equivalent to PyScripter - user-friendly and
> comfortable? Thanks in advance!
>
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Hi,

do you mean your octave code or some computed results? If you mean the 
code, then any text editor will do the trick. Emacs has good support for 
coding in octave, although it's not the most beginner-friendly editor. 
If you mean some results, you can write them to some file using the 
"save" command. Later on you use "load" to read in the data again.

Regards,
Laurent