Re: named images

[mavram]

Thanks for the answer. I included that in the named-image
function.
I think that, after using that for some time, to find the most
useful way of using it and to weed out bugs, the best thing would
be to put it on the wiki/plot site. I don't know what is the
policy about the preamble: On the one hand, being a variation on
the image function, leaving the preamble would show
the affiliation. On the other hand this variant is clearly not
"part of Octave". Should I just replace the existing preamble
with a comment indicating the affiliation ?
Cheers, Avraham

On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 06:42:48PM -0500, Paul Kienzle wrote:
> Use argn:
> 
> octave:10> function t(x,y), printf('x=%s\ny=%s\n',argn(1,:),argn(2,:)); 
> end
> octave:11> t(3+2,5)
> x=3 + 2
> y=5
> 
> - Paul
> 
> On Mar 3, 2005, at 2:35 PM, address@hidden wrote:
> 
> >Dear all,
> >I have sometime to compare a series of images, and with the
> >screen littered with so many images I tend to lose track of who
> >belongs to which array. The names of the temporary files, which
> >appear atop the ImageMagick window are not particularly helpful.
> >So, I modified slightly the image.m file to accept as an additional
> >argument,the title of the image, which I ususally chose to be the
> >name of the array (see attached file).
> >I wonder: Is there a way to generate this string automatically? I
> >was not able to find anything...
> >Thanks, Avraham
> ><nimage.m>
> 



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