Re: Python to Octave bridge

[David Grundberg]

Søren Hauberg skrev:
> fre, 17 10 2008 kl. 12:56 +0200, skrev David Grundberg:
>   
> > Call Octave code in Python:
> >  >>> import pytave
> >  >>> pytave.feval(1, "cos", 0)
> > (1.0,)
> >     
>
> What does the '1' argument to 'feval' mean?
>   
It is the nargout argument to the called function. Actually this is a 
kludge, it would be nice to be able to call functions without specifying 
nargout explicitly - as if you just called the function from the command 
interface. Haven't figured out the semantics yet.
> I noticed on this page that the code is GPLv2. Since Octave is GPLv3 (or
> later) then I'm guessing that would be the best license choice for your
> code as well.
>
> Søren
>   
Thanks for pointing this out, I was mistaken and for some reason thought 
Octave used GPLv2. I'll change to the correct license (GPLv3).