new versions of Octave (was "How to print plots on a printer?")

[Mike Miller]

On Mon, 2 May 2005, John W. Eaton wrote:

> | Will 2.9.x become the new standard leading to octave-3.0?
>
> Once it seems that 2.9.x works well enough for general use, we will 
> start calling it the "recommended" snapshot on the download page. 
> Eventually, 2.9.x will become 3.0.
>
> The jump in version numbers was to indicate that 2.9.x included 
> significant new functionality (primarily sparse matrices) and to allow 
> us to continue making bug-fixing snapshots with sequentially ordered 
> 2.1.x version numbers.


At what point in the development sequence were multi-dimensional arrays 
added to Octave?  Were they added first to the 2.9.x series, then added to 
the 2.1.x series?  I think that marked a fairly big increment in 
functionality.

Mike



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