Re: independent variable in function for leasqr

[David Bateman]

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> Hi James,
> thanks again, my code runs :-)
> Just one last question, I cannot declare a function using letter constants:
>
> octave-2.1.73:12> k = 2;
> octave-2.1.73:13> F = inline("k*x^2", "x");
> octave-2.1.73:14> F(2)
> error: `k' undefined near line 12 column 6
> error: evaluating binary operator `*' near line 12, column 7
> error: called from `?unknown?'
>
> This is not crucial, but would just look better in my script.
> Maybe is your version of octave newer and can do that.
> Is it that?
> Thanks a lot anyway, the code is running ...
>   
The ability to have a private workspace associated with an anonymous or
inline function was I believe introduced in 2.9.10.. Therefore for the
above you either need to use 2.9.10 or later, or replace the k with a
constant..

D.

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