Re: oct files

[heberf]

> hi again! 
> 
> this is my second attempt in getting some help from the
> octave gurus... :) seriously, i really need to know, if
> there is any way of reshaping a matrix in a .oct file, 
> without having to use the feval function, i once thought
> this wold be a easy job, only needed to change the rows
> and columns values of a matrix, but i found that reshape
> was a script file(.m) and that in reallity it creates a
> second matrix sized of the reshape value, and then it
> copies the content of the matrix to this new one...
> is there any other way? please...

I don't see what is wrong with this approach.  If it were me then in my 
oct-file 
I would first create the matrix of the size I want and initialize it with zeros 
(1 line in an .oct file).  Then I would fill it in with elements of the 
argument 
matrix.  This seems fast and easy.  Maybe there is something I don't 
understand. 
Why would you want it another way?


Heber Farnsworth

> 
> any comments are welcome...
> 
> thanks, artur
> 
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