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Andy Pugh |
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Thu, 23 Feb 2006 18:15:57 +0000 |
Hmm, an interesting difference between Octave and Matlab has come to
my attention.
I recently wrote an Octave routine to slice up STL files. Given a set
of line end coordinates X1 Y1 X2 Y2, if the start was at [1 2] then
the end was at [3 4] and vice versa.
So, I could write (in Octave)
end = [3 4 1 2](start)
Which was neat and satisfying.
I just tried doing the same thing in Matlab at work, and it doesn't work.
I guess this has to count as an extra feature of the Octave Parser?
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