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Re: Is there a function similar to matlab gcf?


From: David Grohmann
Subject: Re: Is there a function similar to matlab gcf?
Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2006 15:23:16 -0500
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John W. Eaton wrote:
On  3-Oct-2006, David Grohmann wrote:

| I needed some functionality in setdiff (probbaly the same thing you are | looking for) that I guess is new in matlab. It took me a while cus i | barely know matlab, but I only handled one of the cases, set_diff has a | few cases. Maybe someone else can handle the rest, as the project that | needed this was terminated.

When sending fixes or enhancements for functions that already exist,
please send context diffs relative to the version you started with.
It's rare that we would want to just replace the current version with
a new one since doing so may wipe out other changes that have been
made to the code that is currently in Octave.  Also, please include at
least a description of the feature you are adding, the problem you are
trying to solve or the bug that you are fixing.

Thanks,

jwe
I actually did that on purpose so it would not be used to update octave... yet. That version is only semi functioning. It should not be used to replace anything until someone else finishes it.

here is the Diff if anyone wants it. This was either against a 2.1.73 version or a 2.9.* version. I don't know which, sorry for not being more helpful there.

It returns an extra index, and I forgot why it was important and the meaning of it, but it is the functionality that Frank needs.

Again sorry for being so vague, but I think Frank can take it from here.

This might help explain from the matlab help for setdiff

[c,i] = setdiff(...) also returns an index vector index such that c = a(i) or c = a(i,:).

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David Grohmann
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