Re: Matlab output from "rats" wanted

[Laurent Hoeltgen]

On 11/21/2014 10:01 AM, Andreas Weber wrote:
> Dear users,
>
> Matlabs "rats" treats the second parameter "strlen" differently than
> Octave. Can someone with access to Matlab run this and post the result?
>
> ['>', rats(pi,3), '<']
> ['>', rats(pi,4), '<']
> ['>', rats(pi,5), '<']
> ['>', rats(pi,9), '<']
> ['>', rats(pi,12), '<']
> ['>', rats(pi,25), '<']
> ['>', rats(pi,30), '<']
> ['>', rats(pi,40), '<']
>
> rats([3, pi], 3)
> rats([3.1, pi], 3)
> rats([4, pi], 3)
>
>
> TIA, Andy
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Hi,

output from Matlab 2014a:

>> ['>', rats(pi,3), '<']
['>', rats(pi,4), '<']
['>', rats(pi,5), '<']
['>', rats(pi,9), '<']
['>', rats(pi,12), '<']
['>', rats(pi,25), '<']
['>', rats(pi,30), '<']
['>', rats(pi,40), '<']

rats([3, pi], 3)
rats([3.1, pi], 3)
rats([4, pi], 3)

ans =

>  * <


ans =

>  *  <


ans =

> 22/7 <


ans =

>  355/113 <


ans =

>   355/113   <


ans =

>      1146408/364913      <


ans =

>       80143857/25510582       <


ans =

>            80143857/25510582            <


ans =

  3   *


ans =

  *   *


ans =

  4   *

>>