Re: python

[Andy Adler]

mark dufour wrote

> I love python. so I'm wondering, is there any way to combine Octave and Python 
> into something useful?
If Python has anything like Perl's Inline capability, then you ought to 
be able to
make an Inline::Octave module such as that for Perl.
http://search.cpan.org/author/AADLER/Inline-Octave-0.16/Octave.pm

I can help with some discussion about how I built it for Perl if you're 
interested.
In fact, I'll be presenting Inline::Octave at soon at the Ottawa Perl 
Mongers (Nov 13).
If anyone here is interested, I can post a link to my slides (when 
they're done)

andy




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