Re: Scripting question

[Etienne Grossmann]

  Hi,

what about:

   function pf (i,d), plot (d(1,:),d(i,:); end

   pf(3,beul)


Note : you can put the 'function' line in a separate file pf.m in
       octave's search path (LOADPATH variable).

On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 06:55:30AM -0800, John B. Thoo wrote:
# Thorsten---
# 
[snip]
# >>octave:56> nframes = 10;
# >>octave:57> x = beul (1,:);
# >>octave:58> for i = 1:nframes
# >>> plotframe (i) = eval (sprintf ("plot (x, %s);", beul (i+1,:)));
# >>> endfor
[snip]

  Note that 

    printf ("%s", 1:4)

has good reasons to cause complaints.

  Cheers,

  Etienne

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