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writing functions that accept arrays/(matrcies?)
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Christopher Harvey |
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writing functions that accept arrays/(matrcies?) |
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Sun, 8 Nov 2009 19:37:09 -0500 |
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Hello list,
I'm pretty new to octave and I have a few questions.
I'll try to keep them in list form as much as possible.
Are ranges, arrays and matrices the same thing in octave? (ie the same data
type?)
If I write a function that accepts arrays (ranges?) like sin([1:10]) how can I
check to make sure that it's not a matrix that's actually passed in?
How do other built in functions handle this in octave?
I would like to write a function that can accept and produce arrays, can I get
a template that can do this? ie: myFunction([1:10], 1, 2, 3)
that returns [x1, x2, x3....... x10]
thanks for clearing this up,
Chris.
- writing functions that accept arrays/(matrcies?),
Christopher Harvey <=