Re: 2.1.51

[taltman]

Try:

who

x = who

whos

x = whos

All of these options return nada?

Also, make sure that the statement from above that you write in your
code is in the same scope as the variable you want to see. It won't
work if you type that from the interpreter, when what you really want
to see is within a function ( non-nested lexical scope ).

~Tomer



On Nov 26, 2003 at 1:43pm, Rosario Balboa wrote:

rbalbo >Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 13:43:12 +0100
rbalbo >From: Rosario Balboa <address@hidden>
rbalbo >To: address@hidden
rbalbo >Subject: 2.1.51
rbalbo >Resent-Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 04:45:34 -0600
rbalbo >Resent-From: address@hidden
rbalbo >
rbalbo >Hi 8vers,
rbalbo >
rbalbo >I just installed version 2.1.51 and I'm unable to see the local 
rbalbo >variables using the who command.
rbalbo >
rbalbo >Does this command changed? What should I do to see what Octave has in 
rbalbo >memory?
rbalbo >
rbalbo >Many thanks,
rbalbo >
rbalbo >Rosario
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rbalbo >
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