Re: IDE for Octave

[Samir Sharshar]

Hi,

You have an octave-mode within emacs, It provides parent and syntax 
highlighting, auto indentation and a lot of features.
In emacs, type M-x octave-mode. If not, see the octave doc concerning 
emacs

Regards,

Samir

PS : BTW, if you have Matlab you can use the matlab editor to type your 
own octave m files :-)

Le 11 nov. 04, à 12:39, Diego Ruiz a écrit :

> Hello there!
>
> I'm sure this question has already been asked. Sorry for that.
> Have you heard about the existence of an editor or IDE wich can
> be used with Octave. I'm mainly concerned about syntax
> highlighting.
>
> Maybe some editor with Matlab's syntax can be useful.
>
> Thank you
> Diego
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