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Eric Mesa |
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Path Problems |
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Sun, 01 May 2005 23:56:41 -0400 |
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Hello,
I just switched over to Octave recently from Scilab because it seems
to support a great deal more matlab commands with the same command
name than Scilab does. I have some pre-existing matfiles I need to
use and don't have time to completely rewrite to Octave seems like the
right choice. However, I've been having some problems related to the
path.
I have some files in a personal folder so I typed:
path('pathtofiles') (where path to files was the actual path)
I get
ans = pathtofiles
Then when I try to run the command
mod(4,3)
I get an error that the function is undefined. I have a feeling that
the way I am setting the path, I'm killing out Octave's access to its
own m-files. Therefore it is unable to use its helper functions.
How do I both set the path to the files I want AND keep the paths of
the other files listed when I type
path
It's about six or seven directories.
Thanks a bunch!
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