this is from Octave back to Octave.
>> maxima(' LAPLACE(COSH(A*T),T,S);')
ans = A=S/(S2-A2);
:-) :-)
I wrote a little script writer in octave to make a in.mac file
I then executed a batch file from inside Octave
Maxima wrote the answer to a separate file.
I then read the answer back into octave
A while ago someone asked if anybody had tried to pipe into Maxima.
This is a very simple pipe but yes you can get answers from Maxima
inside octave.
The bigger question is "what all do you wan't to do with Maxima?"
The answers will come back as strings. So if we format the string
properly eval should be able to use it.
Doug Stewart
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