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From: | WJ Atsma |
Subject: | Re: Am I using varargin correctly? |
Date: | Thu, 19 Jun 2003 11:11:42 +0200 |
Looks great. You can also use varargin{i} instead of nth(varargin,i). On 2003.06.18 22:21 Jeff Sadowski wrote:
function ans=nfactor(varargin) x=0; ans=[]; while(x<nargin) if(size(ans)!=0 || nth(varargin(x+1),1) != 0) ans=[ans,nth(varargin(x+1),1)]; endif x++; endwhile; ans=nfactor(ans); endfunction
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