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Re: saving function handles
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gdudziuk |
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Re: saving function handles |
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Tue, 29 Jan 2013 02:54:52 -0800 (PST) |
I have the same problem.
But what about NOT saving the path at all? Then it would require a
modification of the load function, instead of the save function.
When you define a handle, you do not specify any path, you simply write "f =
@foo" and the job is done (assuming that the search path for Octave is
properly defined, e.g. in .octaverc file). So maybe it would be a nice
solution to save only the info that the value of the handle "f" is equal to
"@foo" and move the task of proper identifying the function "foo" to the
load function and debit the user with the responsibility of defining the
proper search path for his code.
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