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From: | Thomas Treichl |
Subject: | Re: additional packages |
Date: | Sat, 01 Mar 2008 11:59:06 +0100 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.12 (Macintosh/20080213) |
Ben Abbott schrieb:
I'm mean different Octave.app's. Say 2.1.9, 2.9.15, 3.0.0, ... , etc.What I'd really be interested in is one developers version and one stable version. From what I've learned today that sounds possible, and easily accomplished by installing an Octave.app.
Ah ok, yes this is possible (2.1.9 isn't, Octave.app packaging started with 2.9.12). There is one restriction: You're not allowed to change the name Octave.app to anything else (because the name Octave.app is our identifier to set up all paths and vars correctly at startup). So a suggestion would be something like that:
- Put the most recent version of Octave.app and Gnuplot.app into /Applications - Create eg. a local path in your home directory mkdir ~/MyOctaveApps - Create other directories within ~/MyOctaveApps where you put the older Octave.app (Gnuplot.app unnecessary - always interact with Gnuplot.app from the /Applications directory - maybe this won't work before Octave.app 2.9.14) so that it looks somehow like this ~/MyOctaveApps/Octave-2.9.12/Octave.app ~/MyOctaveApps/Octave-2.9.13/Octave.app ... ~/MyOctaveApps/Octave-2.9.18/Octave.appAfter that (by double-clicking the different icons or using the 'open' command in your Terminal.app) you can run several Octave.app and your own Fink-Octave at the same time.
Thomas
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