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Re: Octave 3.8.0 and PHP
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eykiriku |
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Re: Octave 3.8.0 and PHP |
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Thu, 30 Jan 2014 12:44:55 -0800 (PST) |
1- the first command you suggest works only from the terminal (rearranging it
a bit). But the same .m script cannot be executed from PHP instead (maybe
any permissions issue?) and it was the same behavior i experienced with your
previous suggestions
2 - The octave plot and print functions display on the web page an output
not formatted like:
+------------------------------------------+|||1.5e+12
+-------------------------------------+|||--++++++|||--||||-||||--|||1e+12|+-+||||-||||--||||--||||--|||5e+11|+---+||||-||||--|||--|||||||||0|+
+-----------------+------------------+||||||||||||||||||||||+++++++|||-5e+11
+--------------------------------------------------+||1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 |
+---------------------------------+
if i use the --persist option along with the -i option, both functions (plot
and print) will result in 2 identical sequences like the one here above are
shown on the webpage.
3- the option -f blocks my pkg loading command from the octave init file,
but at the same time no plot is shown if there is no such option when i call
it from PHP. Is there a way to let Octave load the default pkgs without
causing this downside of blocking any plot to the webpage? I need the
imfilter function of the image pkg and the Octave script blocks at that
point when called from PHP (even if imfilter seems not to work in either
case).
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