Re: Octave from C/C++

[Ben Harris]

Hello Agustin,

I didn't see a reply.... I have wanted this MATLAB-like benefit as well. I
have been working with Octave under Xemacs (in Windows). You can't inspect
variables but you can run Octave as a subprocess in an Xemacs window. You
can also send code excerpts from one window (containing for example a .m
file) to the Octave sub-process.

However I haven't found anything better than this.... any bites?

Ben


                                                                                
                                                
                      Agustin Barto                                             
                                                
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I saw some people asking about the possibility of calling octave from
within c
o c++ code and I need to do that too.

When I started working on Octave for Windows a lot of people asked me If I
could program a gui for it. I saw G-Octave which is a good approach but
it's
just a lil more than an x-term.

What I really want is to be able to integrate the user interface with the
runtime of octave to be able to display, for instance, a list of variables
or
loaded functions and things like that (Take a look at the latest matlab
interface and you see what everyone is asking me to build). Is this
possible?

Agustin




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