Re: mat files

[Sergio Dominguez]

nice.... looks like it was in the matlab file actually....

Thanks!!

Sergio


A las 10:49 del 29 de Aug de 2003, Etienne Grossmann <address@hidden> dijo:
>   Yes, 
> 
> octave:19> b.x = "foo"; b.y = [1 2;3 4]
> b =
> {
>   x = foo
>   y =
> 
>     1  2
>     3  4
> 
> }
> 
> octave:20> save  -mat-binary foo1.mat b
> octave:21> clear        
> octave:22> load foo1.mat
> octave:23> b
> b =
> {
>   x = foo
>   y =
> 
>     1  2
>     3  4
> 
> }
> 
>   HTH,
> 
>   Etienne
> 
> On Fri, Aug 29, 2003 at 09:53:47AM +0100, Sergio Dominguez wrote:
> # Is it possible to read matlab .mat files from within octave? 
> # 
> # Would it be illegal or something?
> # 
> # Trying to move to octave...
> # 
> # Cheers,
> # 
> # Sergio
> # 
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