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Re: Getting text output to octave window as octave closes
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Philip Nienhuis |
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Re: Getting text output to octave window as octave closes |
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Thu, 1 May 2014 10:40:25 -0700 (PDT) |
ijourneaux wrote
> When Octave closes, if there is an issue with memory, there are a couple
> of lines of text output to the octave window before the window closes.
> Unfortuantely (or fortunately) the window disappears before you can
> actually read the text.
>
> Is there a way to capture that test. It doesn't seem to go to the diary
> file.
These sort of things are best captured with (in) a debugger.
You could experiment with starting octave from a cmd32.exe prompt:
- Make a batch file along the lines I included in a few posts below
("multiple octave versions in one mxe installer"),
- replace the line "start octave*****.exe" by just "octave*****.exe,
- put it in the octave install directory,
- in a cmd32 windows browse to that location and
- start Octave tru the batch file.
Philip
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