On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Enrique Sahagun <address@hidden> wrote:
David Grundberg escribió:
Enrique Sahagun wrote:
Hi all:
I'm new in Octave and I have learnt how to make some interesting
calculations with it. Now I'm working in an image tracking software
(to follow an object on a video sequence). I would like this program
to have an interface and I know that with MatLab it is possible to
make friendly interfaces. And I was wondering, IT IS POSSIBLE TO
CREATE AN INTERFACE FOR YOUR SCRIPT IN OCTAVE?.
PD: I'm using octave over windows XP.
Thanks in advance.
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I made a GUI app using Python and GTK+. In that application, I used
Pytave (Octave module for Python) to execute Octave code. I'm the
Pytave maintainer, and I haven't heard anyone building Pytave for
Windows though. Any help with regards to that is welcome.
I suggest you don't use all caps (LIKE THIS), in my opinion it looks
obnoxious.
hth,
David
Yeah, my approach at this moment is to learn some Python to try to
develope an app to call octave from it. At the moment I'm just trying to
taste how difficult would be.
With Pytave, it should be easier than, for instance, communicating
through the subprocess module. More efficient as well.
Pretty good for embedding Octave computations in a larger Python
framework (for instance, a web app).
And sorry for the caps, I was only trying to underlying the question but
you are right.
Thanks
Enrique
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