Re: package contribution

[Wang S]

Dear all,

Glad to receive Carlo's, Sebastian's and Richard's emails, and I'll have a look 
at Sebastian's slides and the fides/niode.

I think my package may be quite narrow and simple, compared to fides.
So it's my luck if it could be either merged to fides/niode or as an 
independent package in OctaveForge,
and if it is too narrow or simple to be into OctaveForge package, just leave it 
alone on sf.net :)

By the way, I'm sorry that I encountered a serious network connection problem 
in my place
and as a result I would be not able to receive or send an email for most time 
...
Therefore, I wonder whether there is any suggestion for an "occasional" 
contributor, or whether I am suitable to be in the mailing list any longer ?

Thank you,
Best regard,
Wang S   
 
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From:  "c."<address@hidden>;
Date:  Fri, Dec 20, 2013 07:49 PM
To:  "Wang S"<address@hidden>; 
Cc:  "octave-maintainers"<address@hidden>; "Sebastian Schöp"<address@hidden>; 
"Carn Draug"<address@hidden>; 
Subject:  Re: package contribution

 

On 20 Dec 2013, at 12:22, Wang S <address@hidden> wrote:

> Dear Carlo,
> 
> Thank you very much for your reply. 
> Yes, I know mercurial.
> currently I only know basic usage of svn, git and mercurial, though I have 
> used Octave for several years. I'm continuing learning the version-control 
> tools.
> 
> I developed this package because my work need it but I could not find an 
> existing Octave package on electromagnetic circuit/field simulation that fits 
> my work.
> What is the EMF Octave package name developed by Sebastian? If it can satisfy 
> my work as well, I'll use it :)
> 
> Best regards,
> Wang S

If you are interested in coupling of electrical circuits and EM fields you 
might want to discuss more with Sebastian as that was the topic of his PhD.
I guess he is already on holidays, though, as I got an away message before when 
i CC-d him to the previous message ...
In the meantime you can have a look at his slides for the latest Octave 
Conference:

http://wiki.octave.org/OctConf_2013#FEM_mash-up_and_Octave

c.