Re: octave to matlab conversion

[Ben Barrowes]

Right. But my goal would be allow the user to put an octave-style m-file 
in , and get an ML style m-file out; clean and simple. I thought it 
would be presumptuous (and possible a source of bugs? the user may have 
a columns.m that does something else) to create a comumns.m or other 
files in the users current directory.

I have made a small prototype by reusing the skeleton of f2matlab. I 
will compare its performance to oct2mat.

bb


John W. Eaton wrote:

> On  6-Oct-2005, Ben Barrowes wrote:
>
> | columns => size( ,2)
>
> For things like this, why not just provide a columns function for
> Matlab instead of translating?
>
> jwe
>
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