Re: Q: dynamic access to the interpreter

[Ben Sapp]

Yes, you can access any variable from the workspace in a .oct file.  You
just need to know the name of the variable.  Look in the 2001 help
archives for my response to "accessing workspace variables from .oct
module?".   It gives a simple example that should do most of what you
want.  In the example I use curr_sym_tab.   You may need to use
top_level_sym_tab depending on the scope of the variables you want to
pass as parameters.  

Andrei Romanenko wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> How can I access, say, a vector created in an interpreter session from an
> .oct file? I could be useful for passing parameters to a function that
> is to be integrated with lsode or ddasl. Thank you!
> 
> Regards,
> Andrei Romanenko
> 
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