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From: |
John W. Eaton |
Subject: |
strings |
Date: |
Thu, 11 Jan 1996 23:31:32 -0600 |
Allan Corbeil <address@hidden> wrote:
: In octave, I can't seem to define 2-D string arrays.
: I also cannot do simple subscripting. For example:
: str=["abc";"def"]
: s1=str(1:2)
This will be possible in the next release, which will allow arrays of
strings, and indexing should work the same for strings as it does not
for numeric matrices.
: Also do the equivalent of MEX files exist for octave?
In 1.1.1, you can do dynamic linking of externally compiled functions
if you are using a system that has a working version of GNU dld. In
the next release, support for dld has been dropped in favor of using
OS-specific facilities. So far, this works on systems that have
dlopen/dlsym functions (SunOS, Linux/ELF, Irix, and probably other
SysV systems) and on HP/UX systems using shl_* functions.
Sorry, I don't know when the next release will be ready.
Thanks,
jwe
- strings, Allan Corbeil, 1996/01/11
- Re: strings, Christoph Mecklenbraeuker, 1996/01/11
- strings,
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