Re: [OctDev] Developer account

2008-06-18 Thread Florent Angly
Excellent! Thanks David Florent David Bateman wrote: > Florent Angly wrote: > >> Hi David, >> >> My Sourceforge account login is "floflooo". >> Attached is the diff file for the Octave-Forge function. As I said, >> this one is trivial, a one-liner. >> > > Added, so please commit your patch

Re: [OctDev] Developer account

2008-06-18 Thread David Bateman
Florent Angly wrote: > Hi David, > > My Sourceforge account login is "floflooo". > Attached is the diff file for the Octave-Forge function. As I said, > this one is trivial, a one-liner. Added, so please commit your patch.. > May I suggest that someone updates the webpage "Contributing Code to >

Re: [OctDev] Developer account

2008-06-18 Thread Florent Angly
Hi David, My Sourceforge account login is "floflooo". Attached is the diff file for the Octave-Forge function. As I said, this one is trivial, a one-liner. May I suggest that someone updates the webpage "Contributing Code to the Gnu Octave Repository" http://octave.sourceforge.net/developers.ht

Re: [OctDev] Developer account

2008-06-18 Thread David Bateman
Florent Angly wrote: > Hi, > > Sorry for the delay... At the moment, I'm not finished with the > inverse parabolic implementation. However, I can submit a little fix > that prevents the function to break if the upper bound of the search > interval is the same as the upper bound (attached file). Thi

Re: [OctDev] Developer account

2008-06-17 Thread Florent Angly
Hi, Sorry for the delay... At the moment, I'm not finished with the inverse parabolic implementation. However, I can submit a little fix that prevents the function to break if the upper bound of the search interval is the same as the upper bound (attached file). This makes the function behave

Re: [OctDev] Developer account

2008-05-14 Thread David Bateman
Florent Angly wrote: > Hi, > > Could you please register me as an Octave-Forge developer? > I have some code that was written in Matlab, and I've been trying to > make it Octave compatible. Part of it uses the fminbnd function, however > the Octave-Forge function is not as fast as the Matlab one

[OctDev] Developer account

2008-05-13 Thread Florent Angly
Hi, Could you please register me as an Octave-Forge developer? I have some code that was written in Matlab, and I've been trying to make it Octave compatible. Part of it uses the fminbnd function, however the Octave-Forge function is not as fast as the Matlab one because it does not use parabol