Dear Carlo,
Thank you very much for your reply.
Yes, I know mercurial.
currently I only know basic usage of svn, git and mercurial, though I have used Octave for several years. I'm continuing learning the version-control tools.
I developed this package because my work need it but I could not find an existing Octave package on electromagnetic circuit/field simulation that fits my work.
What is the EMF Octave package name developed by Sebastian? If it can satisfy my work as well, I'll use it :)
Best regards,
Wang S
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From: "c."<address@hidden>;
Date: Fri, Dec 20, 2013 05:45 PM
To: "Wang S"<address@hidden>;
Cc: "octave-maintainers"<address@hidden>; "Sebastian Schöp"<address@hidden>; "Carn Draug"<address@hidden>;
Subject: Re: package
contribution
On 20 Dec 2013, at 03:36, Wang S <address@hidden> wrote:
Dear all,
I'd like to contribute package to OctaveForge, and I'm following the instructions at
http://octave.sf.net/developers.html
My SourceForge account username is "wangshuo".
I'm an electronic engineer and I plan to contribute package(s) about Electromagnetic field (EMF).
Now a first version of one package is completed, and has been run on Debian 7 wheezy (Octave 3.6.2) and Debian unstable jessie/sid (Octave 3.6.4).
I mainly follow the code style mentioned in The Octave manual.
The codes are available on http://sf.net/p/octave-emf/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/ ,
and I'd like to contrib!
ute it
to OctaveForge's extra/ subdirectory.
Thank you,
Best regards,
Wang S
Wang,
Thank you very much for proposing this contribution,
the subdivision into extra/ and main/ subdirs is not
very much relevant anymore though, and I guess Carn
will suggest that you use mercurial instead of subversion
for this new package.
Is this a problem for you? Do you know mercurial?
Sebastian,
As you know about both OF packages and EMF simulations,
maybe you could help reviewing Wang's code? I know you
have your own EMF package, do you think the two could
be merged somehow?
c.