Re: Need help with structures and "eval" function

[Thomas Walter]

>>>>> "John" == John W Eaton <address@hidden> writes:

    John> On 22-Mar-2000, Thomas Walter <address@hidden> wrote:
    John> | I'm interested too in how to do it.  To be more specific:
    John> | 
    John> | I have a sample function as m-file, but this can be any artificial
    John> | function that's why to use an m-file for the definition.
    John> | function y = myfunc (x, p)
    John> |   # x : a value  and   p : a vector with parameters
    John> |   y = p(1) * exp (- x / p(2));
    John> | endfunction
    John> | 
    John> | Now the problem:  How to evaluate this function from within an .oct
    John> | file?
    John> | 
    John> | I looked at 'parse.y' and some other files but I still have no idea
    John> | how to do it.

    John>   octave_value_list args;

    John>   args(1) = p;
    John>   args(0) = x;

    John>   int nargout = 1;

    John>   octave_value_list result = feval ("myfunc", args, nargout);

    John> jwe

Thanks!!!!
Looks easy, but sometimes I do not see the way to go.

Bye
Thomas

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