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octave to matlab conversion
From: |
Ben Barrowes |
Subject: |
octave to matlab conversion |
Date: |
Thu, 6 Oct 2005 16:51:28 -0400 |
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Does anyone have a handy piece of code to convert octave-style m-files to
matlab-style
m-files?
This is becoming relevant as octave's source is many times used in a matlab
setting when one
does not want to buy ML toolboxes, case in point, the statistics or signal
processing
toolboxes. Or at times when octave-style source is better/more available than
the
corresponding ML source.
This converter does not need to be very complicated... I am thinking of the
obvious things
# => %
! => ~
endfunction => end
columns => size( ,2)
etc...
simple, yet tedius if done by hand (or even macros/awk/sed/perl scripts).
If not, I think I might write one (in octave/ML) and put it on the FEX.
bb
BTW, is there any reason that these different conventions were adopted aside
from stylistic
considerations? The endfunction and its cousins (endofr, etc.) are more
explicit and
understandable, but why a new comment character?
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- octave to matlab conversion,
Ben Barrowes <=
Re: octave to matlab conversion, Paul Kienzle, 2005/10/06