Re: Octave GUI tools for Windows XP

[Jaroslav Hajek]

On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Enrique Sahagun <address@hidden> wrote:
> David Grundberg escribió:
>> Enrique Sahagun wrote:
>>> Hi all:
>>>
>>> I'm new in Octave and I have learnt how to make some interesting
>>> calculations with it. Now I'm working in an image tracking software
>>> (to follow an object on a video sequence). I would like this program
>>> to have an interface and I know that with MatLab it is possible to
>>> make friendly interfaces. And I was wondering, IT IS POSSIBLE TO
>>> CREATE AN INTERFACE FOR YOUR SCRIPT IN OCTAVE?.
>>>
>>> PD: I'm using octave over windows XP.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance.
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>> I made a GUI app using Python and GTK+. In that application, I used
>> Pytave (Octave module for Python) to execute Octave code. I'm the
>> Pytave maintainer, and I haven't heard anyone building Pytave for
>> Windows though. Any help with regards to that is welcome.
>>
>> I suggest you don't use all caps (LIKE THIS), in my opinion it looks
>> obnoxious.
>>
>> hth,
>> David
>>
> Yeah, my approach at this moment is to learn some Python to try to
> develope an app to call octave from it. At the moment I'm just trying to
> taste how difficult would be.
>

With Pytave, it should be easier than, for instance, communicating
through the subprocess module. More efficient as well.
Pretty good for embedding Octave computations in a larger Python
framework (for instance, a web app).

> And sorry for the caps, I was only trying to underlying the question but
> you are right.
>
> Thanks
> Enrique
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