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structures Matlab - Octave
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Michael Schmid |
Subject: |
structures Matlab - Octave |
Date: |
Wed, 28 Dec 2005 18:23:07 +0100 |
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there are some differences between Matlab and Octave in the structure
data type.
Matlab:
======
type = subscripts(1).type;
subs = subscripts(1).subs;
subscripts(1) = []; ==> this is in Octave not possible
so i wrote:
========
subscripts(1).type = [];
subscripts(1).subs = [];
but it doesn't seem to be the same...
Matlab type definition:
===============
>> a(1) = []
a =
1x0 struct array with fields:
type
sub
Octave type definition:
================
*** local user variables:
Prot Name Size Bytes Class
==== ==== ==== ===== =====
rw- __nargin__ 1x1 8 scalar
rwd a 1x1 0
struct ==> it's not 1x0 it's 1x1 this causes
an error...
rwd gnuplot_has_multiplot 1x1 8 scalar
rwd o 1x1 3 struct
rwd subs 1x5 5 sq_string
rwd v 1x3 3 sq_string
Is it possible to define a structure in Octave which size(a) returns [1
0 ] ?
thanks for any help...
regards
Michael
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