Re: Calling functions

[James Sherman Jr.]

Hi,

My first guess is that you didn't assign one of your return variables a value.  So for example,  if your function reads:

function [a, b, c] = myfunction(x)

a = x;

c = 1;

endfunction

Then if you tried to call the function with all the return values, you'd get something like:

octave-3.2.3:4> [a,b,c] = test(5)

warning: test: some elements in list of return values are undefined

a =  5

b = [](0x0)

c =  1

Hope this helps,

James

On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 11:33 AM, dirac <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi again everyone,

I have tried solving this and debugging this prior to this posting, but now
I'm utterly stuck for ideas. I am trying to create a function which calls
another function up and keep getting the error message

b=[](0x0)    some elements in list of return values are undefined


I understand this is a vague question with little information as it
stands...and pointers will be really useful.

Thanks
Martin

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