Re: Sci-cosim toolbox approval for source forge

[Doug Stewart]

On Thu, Dec 10, 2015 at 6:10 AM, Romanov Alexey <address@hidden> wrote:

08.12.2015, 18:43, "Doug Stewart" <address@hidden>:
> On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 9:03 AM, Romanov Alexey <address@hidden> wrote:
>> No problem
>>
>> 08.12.2015, 16:27, "Doug Stewart" <address@hidden>:
>>
>>> On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 8:08 AM, Romanov Alexey <address@hidden> wrote:
>>>> Could you send me your demo for sci-cosim, so I can add it to the repo.
>>>> It's not available to get them from mailing list
>>>>
>>>> Alexey Romanov
>>>
>>> I am going to add it to the wiki.
>>> Is that ok?
>>>
>>> --
>>> DAS
>
> OK I have updated the wiki.
> I put the 2 files in dropbox but I would like you to host them if you want to.
> You are welcome to make any changes to what I have done.
>
> I just think that this short tutorial that is tied to octave and M files will help any Octave users get started
> using your pkg, and changing xcos diagrams.
>
> Mike M. tried it and thinks it was good.
> Doug
> --
> DAS

 

Hi,

I've moved your files to the GitHub repo. Also I've a little bit changed your script, filenames and wiki.

 

What next should be done to publish sci_cosim package on Octave Forge

 

Alexey Romanov

This pkg has been used by  Mike Miller and I, and is stable enough to be put in Octave Forge.

I have not reviewed the coding style. 

I can say that this is a very useful addition to octave and should be added to octave Forge.

Carandraug  what  would it take for you to add it to  Octave  -forge?

Doug Stewart 

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DAS