Re: Warnings suppression in save commands

[Bill Denney]

I'm not positive if this would work, but you could just redirect the 
output couldn't you?  If this is an acceptable solution for you, you can 
do it like:

octave > /dev/null 2> /dev/null

There is a better way to do it, but that should work.

Bill

On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, address@hidden wrote:

> Hi all.
> I have a problem with the "save" command in Octave v2.1.50 under Linux.
> I'm launching Octave with the "silent" option activated, since I need to
> work in batch mode and I want no outputs to screen
> If I try to save a variable whose value is NaN, Octave issues the
> following warning message:
>
> "warning: save: Inf or NaN values may not be reloadable"
>
> Ok, now that I know it (and I know that in my case I have no troubles in
> reloading the variables),
> how can I get Octave not to issue this message every time I run my
> script?
>
> I tried to:
> - read Octave user manual;
> - search in the archive of this mailing list
> - ask my colleagues
> - ... what else...
>
> but I could't manage to find my way out.
>
> Ciao,
> Lorenzo

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