Re: Built-in Functions inside method of a class

[Carnë Draug]

2011/10/11 Ben Abbott <address@hidden>:
> On Oct 10, 2011, at 7:06 PM, Carnë Draug wrote:
>
>> 2011/10/10 Ben Abbott <address@hidden>:
>>> Everything looks to be working for me. I'm confused how you were able to 
>>> get the result you posted. Did you attached the correct files? Or you be 
>>> running a version of Octave that behaves differently from mine?
>>
>> Hi Ben,
>>
>> thank you for looking into this. Yes, I had attached the correct
>> files. Just be double check, I have downloaded the ones I had
>> attached, reran them and got the same results as before. I am using
>> 3.4.2 though, maybe that's why the results differ. I'll compile the
>> newly released 3.4.3 and see what happens.
>>
>> Carnë
>
> Your inference is correct. I tried with the stable branch and see ...
>
> a = testClass;
> testMethod(a)
> The following will use built-in susbref because it's inside a method
> The following will use class susbref because it's in a function
> I am in the class subsref
> I am in the class subsref
> loop_result =
> {
>  [1,1] =
>  {
>    [1,1] =  1
>    [1,2] =  2
>    [1,3] =  3
>  }
>  [1,2] =
>  {
>    [1,1] =  1
>    [1,2] =  2
>    [1,3] =  3
>  }
> }
> cellfun_result =
> {
>  [1,1] = <class testClass>
>  [1,2] = <class testClass>
> }


Yeah. I just finished compilling 3.4.3 and still have that. Well, then
it seems it was a bug but it's good to know that it's already fixed on
dev. Thank you very much for all the work

Carnë Draug