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[Daniel Heiserer]

Hi,

1) small thing:
I have a loop:
for j=1:100
        printf("I am at step %d",j);
        do_some_stuff
end

I would like that he printf's at each step he encounters printf.
Currently he flushes the port, when he did the for loop, but I want
to know where he is, so I need something like a flush=always or so?
Does such thing exist? Which way exists?



2) big thing:
I have a big problem:


I have a function partn:
 [a11,a12,a21,a22]=partn(A,cp,rp)
 To partition [A] into [A11], [A12], [A21] and [A22]

returning 4 arguments IF requested.

I want to return the arguments to reduce_ii

B=reduce_ii(partn(A,cp,rp));

function B=reduce_ii(a11,a12,a21,a22);

reduce_ii NEEDS 4 arguments otherwise it is dead.

The thing is if I write 
reduce_ii(partn(A,cp,rp))

partn gives only back ONE argument instead of the 4 I need.
(matlab does the same). :-((

For that case I NEED 4 arguments.

I know I can write something like:
[a11,a12,a21,a22]=partn(A,cp,rp)
B=reduce_ii(a11,a12,a21,a22);
But I would like it in ONE step.
Is there a way?

Bye daniel


 
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                                 Daniel Heiserer
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