Re: [Patch] fem-fenics patches

[Daniel Kraft]

Hi!

On 2014-03-04 12:37, Marco Vassallo wrote:
>     The main patch extends feval for fem-fenics functions such that it
>     (optionally!) supports the more feval-like calling convention
> 
>       feval (FUNC, X, Y)
>       feval (FUNC, X, Y, Z)
> 
>     instead of
> 
>       feval (FUNC, [X, Y, Z])
> 
>     for the coordinate.  In addition, if the function returns a scalar
>     value, the new signature can also be used with array-valued X, Y and Z
>     to evaluate the function at multiple points at once.  I tried to
>     document this also in the help string.
> 
>     What do you think about these patches?
> 
> 
> I don't know if you can push them directly in the repository so that it
> is easier to understand what
> the functions are doing or if I have to do it. You can just try to do a
> push and see what happens?

I don't think I have push access, someone would probably need to add me
to the Sourceforge project (but I also don't want to directly push to a
repository for which I'm no long-time developer).  I have copyright
assignments for Octave on file, in case that matters also for Octave-Forge.

I've attached my modified source file so that one can read the code more
easily, though.  Hope this helps!

Yours,
Daniel

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