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Re: differences matlab vs octave
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David Bateman |
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Re: differences matlab vs octave |
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Wed, 09 May 2007 14:24:47 +0200 |
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Nicolas Pettiaux wrote:
> Thank you very much David.
>
> Can we put this in the Octave wiki and in wikibook as "definitive"
> places that could allow for rapid change ?
>
> Nicolas
>
That was one of the reasons I sent it. I'd suggest adding
<quote>
* The & and | operators in Matlab short-circuit when included in an if
statemant and not otherwise. Whereas in Octave only the && and ||
short circuit. This is due to the absence of && and || in Matlab
till recently. Note that this means that
if (a | b)
...
end
and
t = a | b;
if t
...
end
are different in Matlab. This is really a matlab bug, but there is too
much code out there that relies on this behavior to change it. Prefer
the || and && operators in if statements if possible.
</quote>
as well the cover the concern of Tom..
Regards
David
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