On 4-Jan-2008, Ben Abbott wrote:
| Can you or another tell me how I can get to the list of registered
| functions?
You can't, at least not from the scripting language.
| While it apprears to me that this should be done in c++, I'm not a
c/c+
| + programmer, and so I'm hoping to do this by adding a few lines to
| ".../startup/octaverc".
I think doing it in the scripting language makes sense.
| For that to be viable, I need to have access to
| "octave_atexit_functions".
Why? Can't you just create a new function, say __finish__.m (could
place it in the startup directory for now) like this:
function __finish__ ()
if (exist ("finish") == 2)
## No arg list here since finish might be a script.
finish;
endif
endfunction
and then add
atexit ("__finish__");
to the system octaverc file? Should we also allow finish to be
implemented as a .oct or .mex file?
jwe