Re: object-oriented programming in Octave

[Arvid Rosén]

Michael Schmid wrote:
> my next question:
>
> are there any future plans to introduce the "@directorys" like in Matlab?
> This directorys defines the object-oriented programming technology.
> If not, I will change this parts of the neural network toolbox, 
> otherwise I will
> wait!
> Thanks
>
> Michael
That would be great!
Object-oriented programming is very useful for this kind of work. This 
is also the main reason why we favor Scilab and not Octave at my office. 
Scilab has a easy-to-use and very powerfull way of making 
object-oriented programs. It would be a great addition to Octave.

/Arvid