Hi,
First two practical comments before I answer your question:
1) Please don't send e-mails with so large attachments. If you need to
share so much data, please put it online somewhere instead.
2) Please send questions to the Octave-Forge mailing list instead of
contacting me directly. That way others can reply to and learn from
your questions. I'm CC'ing the list in this reply.
lør, 05 09 2009 kl. 15:48 -0700, skrev Owen WETHEROW:
> I would like to create a .tar.gz that can be installed as a package. I
> have attached the full set of functions (PlateAnalyzer.tar.gz) and an
> analyzed photo. I have spent a little over 6 hours trying to create an
> installable package and would appreciate any help or direction to
> someone who might help.
Have you read the chapter on packages in the Octave manual? If not, I
recommend that you give it a quick look. It seems like the basic issue
is that you should create a directory called 'inst' and put your m-files
there.
Also, have you looked at the 'image' package? It seems that you have a
bunch of functions in your package that you might as well get from
'image' (e.g. the Hough transformations).
Søren
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