Re: Sharing scripts

[MathCloud]

Hi Michael,

Thank you for trying MathCloud. I am excited about the fact that you are
considering this for your teaching. It is a perfect application where you
can upload and share data and scripts ahead of the class.

There are still bugs that needs to be fixed and more features that will be
added, any feedback is welcome.

You can load your file Nerlove.m into workspace by typing:
"load Nerlove.m"
The data in the file will then end up in the variable "data". 
Type "who" to check for the variable "data".

You did succeed in load your file nerlove.data, it is just that in the
"Current Directory" I only list m-files and mat-files. I will probably
change this. To see your files type "dir" in the command line.

You can load the data in nerlove.data by typing:
"load nerlove.data"

Best regards,

Anders
MathCloud.se


Michael Creel wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> MathCloud wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> I've made a web page where you can run Octave, make scripts and share
>> scripts and data.
>> 
>> When you share a script, everybody can run it directly without doing any
>> downloading etc.
>> 
>> It is free and the purpose is to make Octave more powerful by making your
>> scripts or toolboxes available to others. It is like someone can install
>> a new toolbox in my Matlab or Octave software from remote.
>> 
>> Check it out and sign up for beta testing:
>> 
>> www.mathcloud.se
>> 
>> Best regards,
>> 
>> Anders Movert, MathCloud
>> 
> This looks like a very useful service, and I would be happy to use
> something like this for my teaching. I gave it a try and had some success,
> but some problems, too. I was not able to upload a data file. My username
> on MathCloud is michael.creel AT uab.es, if that helps debugging. 
> Thanks, Michael
> 

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