Re: How to keep print compatiable with MATLAB

[Quentin Spencer]

Joe Koski wrote:

> Just a quick observation. If Octave and Matlab were compiled instead of
> interpreted, this approach wouldn't be possible at all. A compiler would
> choke when it saw the other language's instruction set in the if statement.
> Are there potential syntax checking problems that could derail this
> approach?
>
> Joe Koski
>  
Just as I hit the send button on my last posting, I understood Joe's 
question. Now I'm not sure whether those examples I gave would cause 
problems or not if they were in an octave-specific section of code. 
Those are certainly the cases to begin testing, if you wanted to 
identify problems. If I get a chance, I'll try some tests and report the 
results.

-Quentin



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