Re: octave_core_file_format

[David Bateman]

roberto a écrit :

> On 9/16/05, David Bateman <address@hidden> wrote:
>  
>
> > >      
> > Try "load(octave_core_filename)" to load the file up. You can then use
> > "who" or "whos" to find the names of the variables it contained...
> >
> >    
> i tried to change it to "ascii" via the following;
> octave_core_file_format = ascii
>
> but i got an error, do you know how to change the file format?
>
>  
octave_core_file_format = "ascii"

might give you a better result... But this won't change the core file 
format of the existing file, and won't be persistent over restarts of 
octave unless you place it in your .octaverc file....

D.



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