Am 13.03.2018 um 00:13 schrieb Summers, Peter: > If you mean being able to do something like (assuming m has been > defined) <console> rows(m) </console> instead of <console> r = > rows(m) r </console>
Exactly. then I'd very much like to see this implemented > (also for scripts if possible). Hm, don't know about scripts. This would be unusual compared to other languages, and also would hide programming errors IMHO. I think in scripts it's OK to use print (for plain objects) and eval and/or printf (for general expressions). Maybe this just reflects my Matlab > background, but it's always struck me as inefficient on gretl's > part. Not just Matlab, but also R, Python, Julia, you name it. I haven't used the gretl console much in the past, and I think that limitation was one of the reasons, yes. thanks, sven
