Yes, there is an actxserver function in the Windows package of
octave-forge. This is installed by default by the octave installer
for windows (Note: it is not present in the 3.1.50 snapshot
release, as any other octave-forge package). It only support
automation objects, not ActiveX components embed
* Søren Hauberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-07-22 17:20]:
> tir, 22 07 2008 kl. 16:48 +0200, skrev Rafael Laboissiere:
> > This makes the product ann.oct be released under the LGPL and when it is
> > "linked" at run time against Octave itself, which is GPL'ed, we run into a
> > license incompatibili
Hello,
Does anyone know of any work (partial or complete) being done on ActiveX
support in Octave? Specifically, are there any functions similar to
Matlab's actxserver and methods?
Thanks,
Dave
Th
Hi,
I read this in your website : "To register as a developer send a request to the
octave-forge mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Include a bit of information about
the code you plan to submit." So I do it.
I'm French and I don't have a perfect level in english (and in programming !).
But I will
tir, 22 07 2008 kl. 16:48 +0200, skrev Rafael Laboissiere:
> This makes the product ann.oct be released under the LGPL and when it is
> "linked" at run time against Octave itself, which is GPL'ed, we run into a
> license incompatibility problem, apparently.
>
> Again, I am not a license expert and
* Michael Goffioul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-07-21 20:44]:
> Isn't it the other way around? You want to release something
> under GPLv3 (the ann package in octave-forge), which uses
> a library under LGPLv2.1 (the ann library).
According to the GNU Licences Compatibility Matrix, the combination w
