Re: Octave & Emacs in Windows

[Fergus Ray Murray]

Thanks folks. Sc1 is just an alternative/old name for SciTE, right?
There doesn't seem to be any reference to it by that name on the
Scintilla page any more.

With some hacking and slashing I've got SciTE behaving reasonably well
with Octave/Matlab files (a surprisingly awkward process, Someone
Should Look Into That - maybe I'll write a tutorial once I get it
working properly, or something). I'd love to be able to use one of
those Compile/Build/Go functions to do whatever it is Octave does with
files, though, and I'm stuck for a way how. There must be some command
I could use in a form something like octave Logistic.m ...right? Is
that actually the form that should work? I'm getting 'The NTVDM has
encountered an illegal instruction', somewhat puzzlingly - maybe I
just need to re-install Octave?

Cheers!

- f.
www.oolong.co.uk


On 11/06/07, Robert A. Macy <address@hidden> wrote:
> I've heard there are many, but I like Sc1.exe
>
> from
>
> http://www.scintilla.org
>
> I'm using 1.59, very small and nonintrusive to Windows,
> also use on C++
>
> Robert
>
> On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 12:15:31 +0100
>  "Fergus Ray Murray" <address@hidden> wrote:
> > Has anyone got Emacs to play nicely with Octave in
> > Windows? Or any other
> > nice syntax-highlighting text editor, for that matter? I
> > guess I could just
> > switch between windows and type on the Octave
> > command-line thing every time
> > I want to see the results of the file I'm working on, but
> > there's probably a
> > much better way, right?
> >
> > Cheers!
> >
> >  - Fergus Ray Murray
> > www.oolong.co.uk