Re: Sharing scripts

[MathCloud]

Hi Michael,

I saw the testing that you last did and there was a problem with the
interface. It was too sensitive to were you put your cursor, so when you
typed in your commands there was some extra characters appended in the end
of the command.

Because of this I have made a new interface, where you type your inputs in a
dedicated area and then press return. This is more robust and also faster to
use. 

Unfortunatly the server will be down until after lunch, I have to fix a
safety issue before starting again.

Your feedback and questions are most welcome and you can either keep to this
thread or email me at address@hidden, whichever you think is
best.

Best regards,

Anders
MathCloud.se


Michael Creel wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> MathCloud wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Michael,
>> 
>> Thank you for trying MathCloud. I am excited about the fact that you are
>> considering this for your teaching. It is a perfect application where you
>> can upload and share data and scripts ahead of the class.
>> 
>> There are still bugs that needs to be fixed and more features that will
>> be added, any feedback is welcome.
>> 
>> You can load your file Nerlove.m into workspace by typing:
>> "load Nerlove.m"
>> The data in the file will then end up in the variable "data". 
>> Type "who" to check for the variable "data".
>> 
>> You did succeed in load your file nerlove.data, it is just that in the
>> "Current Directory" I only list m-files and mat-files. I will probably
>> change this. To see your files type "dir" in the command line.
>> 
>> You can load the data in nerlove.data by typing:
>> "load nerlove.data"
>> 
>> Best regards,
>> 
>> Anders
>> MathCloud.se
>> 
>> 
> Hi Anders,
> I was not able to get this to work. Nerlove.m is an Octave script, which
> loads the data file in one of its lines (using "load nerlove.data;"). I
> expected that if I call this script from the prompt, then it would get
> executed, but it seems not to be the case. What is your preferred method
> of getting feedback - email, or a post to this thread? Thanks, Michael
> 

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