Re: function submission

[Ronald Crummett]

My first thought is that both would end up in Octave Forge, but here's 
what I've done:

plotyy:  plot two functions with different y-axis ranges using both 
sides of the plot as axes

impinvar:  impulse-invariance method of analog-to-digital filter 
conversion.

Both probably need a bit more cleaning up but I wanted to get an idea 
of where to send these when they are ready.  By the way, is there 
somewhere I can find guidelines for submission (for instance, what 
kind of documentation my code should have, etc.)?

-Ron

----- Original Message -----
From: "John W. Eaton" <address@hidden>
Date: Friday, May 19, 2006 9:19 am
Subject: Re: function submission
To: Ronald Crummett <address@hidden>
Cc: address@hidden, address@hidden, 
address@hidden, "help-octave, " <address@hidden>

> On 19-May-2006, Ronald Crummett wrote:
> 
> | I can do that.  Should I just send a post to this here list with 
> the 
> | scripts attached?  I don't mind doing that if it's appropriate 
> to do.
> 
> The address@hidden list is for posting source code additions to
> Octave.  It provides a place to archive submissions.
> 
> What are the functions you have written?  If they are "core" Octave
> functions (for example, they exist for Matlab compatibility, or
> provide very basic functionality) then they probably belong in the
> core Octave distribution.  If they are specialized functions for a
> particular problem domain, then they probably belong in a separate
> package and including the functions in Octave Forge is probably
> better, at least for now.
> 
> jwe
>