Re: A way to make octave ignore certain lines? Specifically coder.*

[Robb]

On 06/17/2016 02:05 PM, siko1056 wrote:
> If you post a meaningful example file and tell which lines should be run, and
> which ones should be ignored, then one might come up with a good idea. If
> the only line was
>
> coder.cstructname(*);
>
> just construct a classdef coder, with a method "cstruchtname (str)" that
> does nothing.
>
> HTH,
> Kai
>
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I did do this and it ended up working at first:
coder.cstructname=@()[]

Unfortunately the function sometimes is called with functions that I 
would rather be ignored. Such as:


coder.cstructname("foostring", foofunction);

This solution still evaluates the foofunction, really I would like this 
line skipped over completely.

I certainly can wrap everything thing in
if exist('OCTAVE_VERSION', 'builtin') == 0,

but I was hoping for something a little more transparent on the matlab 
side of things.