Re: Octave_map and vectors

[Claudio Belotti]

thanks Geraint,
with oct function I was meaning a c++ dynamical extension of the Octave 
interpreter, not a an octave script.

Claudio


> | Hi all,
> | how can I return a vector (an array?) of Octave_map from an oct function?
> |
> 
> 



> octave:1> function y = myfunc()
> | y(1).name = "first name";
> | y(1).type = "first type";
> | y(2).name = "next name";
> | y(2).type = "next type";
> | endfunction
> octave:2> data = myfunc
> data =
> {
> ~  name =
> ~  (
> ~    [1] = first name
> ~    [2] = next name
> ~  )
> ~  type =
> ~  (
> ~    [1] = first type
> ~    [2] = next type
> ~  )
> }
> 
> octave:3> data(1)
> ans =
> {
> ~  name = first name
> ~  type = first type
> }



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