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Single to double-quoted string conversion
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Quentin Spencer |
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Single to double-quoted string conversion |
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Wed, 10 Aug 2005 13:37:08 -0500 |
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I have been testing out octave 2.9.3, which is now available from the
development version of Fedora extras, complete with umfpack and glpk. I
noticed that when I call the legend function with a single-quoted
string, I get warnings generated by the internals of the legend function
about concatenating the two string types. I imagine there are many
functions like this in octave and octave-forge that take string inputs
and would result in similar warnings. If in the long term we are going
to make a distinction between the two string types and create these
types of warnings, it seems the easiest way for core functions to avoid
internally generating the warnings is to convert input arguments from
one type to the other. Is there a function available that does this?
-Quentin
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