Re: Easy Carbon Copy from Octave?

[Victor Munoz]

On Thu, Sep 08, 2005 at 06:54:14PM -0600, Joe Koski wrote:
> I have a routine where recording the keyboard interaction at the octave:1>
> prompt would be useful for reference. I checked help, but echo doesn't seem
> to be what I need. Right now, I copy and paste the interactions into a text
> editor at completion.
> 
> Other than inserting fprintf and sprintf output, is there a way of recording
> the octave dialog into a separate ascii file as it occurs?
> 

Try "script -c octave".

                                                Victor
                                                



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