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dropbox
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-13 18:12:33 UTC
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Hi

I add directory to dropbox, but I can not see it my octave. Why?

BR Tarmo
Kai Torben Ohlhus
2018-10-14 07:59:55 UTC
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Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I add directory to dropbox, but I can not see it my octave. Why?
BR Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,

Unfortunately, I do not fully understand your issue. Can you please tell
us about the operating system and Octave version you are using? As far as
I understand your problem, you cannot see your Dropbox folder inside the
Octave "File Browser", right? Then please tell us where your directory is
located, maybe you (accidentally) chose a "fancy" setup of Dropbox, which
makes your question easy to be answered.

Best,
Kai
Kai Torben Ohlhus
2018-10-16 11:51:00 UTC
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Post by Kai Torben Ohlhus
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I add directory to dropbox, but I can not see it my octave. Why?
BR Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
Unfortunately, I do not fully understand your issue. Can you please tell
us about the operating system and Octave version you are using? As far as
I understand your problem, you cannot see your Dropbox folder inside the
Octave "File Browser", right? Then please tell us where your directory is
located, maybe you (accidentally) chose a "fancy" setup of Dropbox, which
makes your question easy to be answered.
Best,
Kai
Hello
Can I find function (a = fi(v,s,w)) from any package? (fixed point)
Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,

This is a mailing list, so please keep "***@octave.org" in the CC if you
want to get fast replies.

To my knowledge there has been a fixed-point package [1] for Octave but it
seems abandoned or I cannot find it.

Kai

[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0604039v1
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-16 18:45:51 UTC
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Hi

Is it so that every time I'm using octave I have to load packages I will
need? Then I have to know where funktion I need is? It should be better
that all packages would be inside octave.

BR Tarmo
Post by Kai Torben Ohlhus
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 10:27 PM Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I add directory to dropbox, but I can not see it my octave. Why?
BR Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
Unfortunately, I do not fully understand your issue.  Can you
please tell us about the operating system and Octave version
you are using?  As far as I understand your problem, you cannot
see your Dropbox folder inside the Octave "File Browser", right? 
Then please tell us where your directory is located, maybe you
(accidentally) chose a "fancy" setup of Dropbox, which makes your
question easy to be answered.
Best,
Kai
Hello
Can I find function (a = fi(v,s,w)) from any package? (fixed point)
Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
To my knowledge there has been a fixed-point package [1] for Octave
but it seems abandoned or I cannot find it.
Kai
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0604039v1
Marco Atzeri
2018-10-16 19:18:24 UTC
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Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
Is it so that every time I'm using octave I have to load packages I will
need? Then I have to know where funktion I need is? It should be better
that all packages would be inside octave.
BR Tarmo
packages are specific add on to core Octave.
Most of the time you need none and seldom you need
few of them.

Some change the way octave behave so they can not be
put inside Octave at all.

Regards
Marco


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Mike Miller
2018-10-16 19:25:45 UTC
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Post by Tarmo Tapio
Is it so that every time I'm using octave I have to load packages I will
need? Then I have to know where funktion I need is? It should be better that
all packages would be inside octave.
There is some discussion of this in the Octave FAQ

* https://wiki.octave.org/FAQ#How_do_I_automatically_load_a_package_at_Octave_startup.3F
* https://wiki.octave.org/FAQ#How_do_I_install_or_load_all_Octave_Forge_packages.3F

And there has been some discussion on a feature to automatically detect
and suggest loading a package if it is installed but not loaded

* https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?45855
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Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-17 07:13:31 UTC
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Hi

In my Linux PC I wrote program x=-0.5:0.01:0.5; w1=sin(x)/x: plot(w1)
but it do not work. I tryed to give command "pkg load signal" but Octave
do not find it. It is directory /home/tarmo. I tried to write path but
not help. What next?

Tarmo
Post by Kai Torben Ohlhus
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 10:27 PM Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I add directory to dropbox, but I can not see it my octave. Why?
BR Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
Unfortunately, I do not fully understand your issue.  Can you
please tell us about the operating system and Octave version
you are using?  As far as I understand your problem, you cannot
see your Dropbox folder inside the Octave "File Browser", right? 
Then please tell us where your directory is located, maybe you
(accidentally) chose a "fancy" setup of Dropbox, which makes your
question easy to be answered.
Best,
Kai
Hello
Can I find function (a = fi(v,s,w)) from any package? (fixed point)
Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
To my knowledge there has been a fixed-point package [1] for Octave
but it seems abandoned or I cannot find it.
Kai
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0604039v1
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-17 07:51:57 UTC
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Sorry - my mistake. In Matlab I have to write w1=sin(x)./x.

br Tarmo
Post by Kai Torben Ohlhus
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 10:27 PM Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I add directory to dropbox, but I can not see it my octave. Why?
BR Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
Unfortunately, I do not fully understand your issue.  Can you
please tell us about the operating system and Octave version
you are using?  As far as I understand your problem, you cannot
see your Dropbox folder inside the Octave "File Browser", right? 
Then please tell us where your directory is located, maybe you
(accidentally) chose a "fancy" setup of Dropbox, which makes your
question easy to be answered.
Best,
Kai
Hello
Can I find function (a = fi(v,s,w)) from any package? (fixed point)
Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
To my knowledge there has been a fixed-point package [1] for Octave
but it seems abandoned or I cannot find it.
Kai
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0604039v1
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-17 08:53:45 UTC
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Hi

In my win10 pc plot(x) draws straight line but plot(sin(x)) do not work.
I get only blank figure. In my xubuntu (linux) pc these works.

Tarmo
Post by Kai Torben Ohlhus
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 10:27 PM Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I add directory to dropbox, but I can not see it my octave. Why?
BR Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
Unfortunately, I do not fully understand your issue.  Can you
please tell us about the operating system and Octave version
you are using?  As far as I understand your problem, you cannot
see your Dropbox folder inside the Octave "File Browser", right? 
Then please tell us where your directory is located, maybe you
(accidentally) chose a "fancy" setup of Dropbox, which makes your
question easy to be answered.
Best,
Kai
Hello
Can I find function (a = fi(v,s,w)) from any package? (fixed point)
Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
To my knowledge there has been a fixed-point package [1] for Octave
but it seems abandoned or I cannot find it.
Kai
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0604039v1
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-17 12:30:00 UTC
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Hi

Linewidth default value should be at least 1.0 or 1.5. (Octave 4.4.1)

Tarmo
Post by Kai Torben Ohlhus
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 10:27 PM Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I add directory to dropbox, but I can not see it my octave. Why?
BR Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
Unfortunately, I do not fully understand your issue.  Can you
please tell us about the operating system and Octave version
you are using?  As far as I understand your problem, you cannot
see your Dropbox folder inside the Octave "File Browser", right? 
Then please tell us where your directory is located, maybe you
(accidentally) chose a "fancy" setup of Dropbox, which makes your
question easy to be answered.
Best,
Kai
Hello
Can I find function (a = fi(v,s,w)) from any package? (fixed point)
Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
To my knowledge there has been a fixed-point package [1] for Octave
but it seems abandoned or I cannot find it.
Kai
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0604039v1
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-22 09:58:07 UTC
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Hi

I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work correctly at
win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS. However I have to add
('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are there comming corrections? I
hope you answer me :)

BR Tarmo
Post by Kai Torben Ohlhus
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 10:27 PM Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I add directory to dropbox, but I can not see it my octave. Why?
BR Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
Unfortunately, I do not fully understand your issue.  Can you
please tell us about the operating system and Octave version
you are using?  As far as I understand your problem, you cannot
see your Dropbox folder inside the Octave "File Browser", right? 
Then please tell us where your directory is located, maybe you
(accidentally) chose a "fancy" setup of Dropbox, which makes your
question easy to be answered.
Best,
Kai
Hello
Can I find function (a = fi(v,s,w)) from any package? (fixed point)
Tarmo
Dear Tarmo,
To my knowledge there has been a fixed-point package [1] for Octave
but it seems abandoned or I cannot find it.
Kai
[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0604039v1
Kai Torben Ohlhus
2018-10-22 10:29:29 UTC
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Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work correctly at
win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS. However I have to add
('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are there comming corrections? I hope
you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting issue and the
same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us the difference you
expect?

Thanks,
Kai
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-22 11:47:25 UTC
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Hi

There was file included in my mail. (polezero.m). I resend it now.

BR Tarmo
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work
correctly at win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS.
However I have to add ('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are
there comming corrections? I hope you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting issue
and the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us the
difference you expect?
Thanks,
Kai
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-22 12:00:31 UTC
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Hi again.

This ('linewidth',2) only makes line visible. Bigger problem is ploting
at win10 computers. Test it.

p=0.9*exp(j*pi/10);
a=poly([p conj(p)]);
b=[1 0 0];
theta=0:pi/100:2*pi;
c=1*exp(j*theta);
plot(real(c),imag(c),'linewidth',2);
set(gca, 'PlotBoxAspectRatio',[1 1 1]);
zvals=roots(b);
pvals=roots(a);
hold on
plot (real(pvals), imag(pvals),'x','linewidth',2);
plot (real(zvals), imag(zvals),'o','linewidth',2);

BR Tarmo
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work
correctly at win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS.
However I have to add ('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are
there comming corrections? I hope you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting issue
and the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us the
difference you expect?
Thanks,
Kai
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-24 08:03:20 UTC
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Hi

Have you got my code and matlab file? I have sent you also others matlab
file - have you test them using octave version 4.4.1 at win10 operation
systems? Axis and curve moves different direction using move tool.

BR Tarmo
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work
correctly at win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS.
However I have to add ('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are
there comming corrections? I hope you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting issue
and the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us the
difference you expect?
Thanks,
Kai
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-26 13:38:13 UTC
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Hi

Have you tested my code using Octave at windows 10 PC?

BR Tarmo
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work
correctly at win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS.
However I have to add ('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are
there comming corrections? I hope you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting issue
and the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us the
difference you expect?
Thanks,
Kai
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-26 18:51:31 UTC
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hi

How often you update this Linux version? Today I noticed that oaso
function firpm is missing in signal library. If I take update Linux is
it so that also Octave updates are there automatically?

Tarmo
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work
correctly at win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS.
However I have to add ('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are
there comming corrections? I hope you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting issue
and the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us the
difference you expect?
Thanks,
Kai
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-29 09:49:13 UTC
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Hi

How I can tell Octave that signal-1.4.0 package is directory
/home/tarmo? I tried command "pkg signal-1.4.0 load" it do not work.

BR Tarmo
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work
correctly at win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS.
However I have to add ('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are
there comming corrections? I hope you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting issue
and the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us the
difference you expect?
Thanks,
Kai
Doug Stewart
2018-10-29 10:58:35 UTC
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Hi
How I can tell Octave that signal-1.4.0 package is directory /home/tarmo?
I tried command "pkg signal-1.4.0 load" it do not work.
BR Tarmo
Did you try

Pkg load signal
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work correctly at
win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS. However I have to add
('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are there comming corrections? I hope
you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting issue and
the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us the difference you
expect?
Thanks,
Kai
Pantxo
2018-10-29 11:23:22 UTC
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Hi,

I think this "dropbox" thread has lasted too long. It has become the place
for discussing all the problems a single user encounters day after day.
Please open new threads with appropriate titles, that indicate what is being
discussed.

Thanks,

Pantxo



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Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-30 10:37:17 UTC
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Hi

I managed to install one signal version using command "sudo apt-get
install octave-signal" but using it I got error "validate_filter_bands".
I have checked that matlab command was correct. Have you any idea?

Tarmo
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
How I can tell Octave that signal-1.4.0 package is directory
/home/tarmo? I tried command "pkg signal-1.4.0 load" it do not work.
BR Tarmo
Did you  try
Pkg load signal
Post by tarmo.tapio
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 at 11:57 AM Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work
correctly at win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu
OS. However I have to add ('linewidth',2) every plot command.
Are there comming corrections? I hope you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting
issue and the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us
the difference you expect?
Thanks,
Kai
Tarmo Tapio
2018-10-31 15:26:11 UTC
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Hi

Could anyone tell me why I get  error 'validate_filter_bands' using
function ellipord.m. The same message will also be used when using
Octave's own example.

Tarmo
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
How I can tell Octave that signal-1.4.0 package is directory
/home/tarmo? I tried command "pkg signal-1.4.0 load" it do not work.
BR Tarmo
Did you  try
Pkg load signal
Post by tarmo.tapio
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 at 11:57 AM Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work
correctly at win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu
OS. However I have to add ('linewidth',2) every plot command.
Are there comming corrections? I hope you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting
issue and the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us
the difference you expect?
Thanks,
Kai
Doug Stewart
2018-10-31 15:36:05 UTC
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Tarmo:
You have been told to start a new email when you have a new question.
This question has nothing to do with dropbox.

I don't think you will get an answer ( at least not from me!)

When you have a question, then start a new email with the proper title.
Also include some code to reproduce the results you are seeing.
Also tell us what operating system you are using.
Also tell us what version of octave you are using.
Etc.
Hi
Could anyone tell me why I get error 'validate_filter_bands' using
function ellipord.m. The same message will also be used when using Octave's
own example.
Tarmo
Hi
How I can tell Octave that signal-1.4.0 package is directory /home/tarmo?
I tried command "pkg signal-1.4.0 load" it do not work.
BR Tarmo
Did you try
Pkg load signal
Post by Tarmo Tapio
Hi
I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not work correctly at
win10 OS but works correctly at Linux xubuntu OS. However I have to add
('linewidth',2) every plot command. Are there comming corrections? I hope
you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your plotting issue and
the same code where you use ('linewidth',2) to show us the difference you
expect?
Thanks,
Kai
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Pantxo
2018-10-22 11:12:10 UTC
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... Are there comming corrections? I
hope you answer me :)
BR Tarmo
In order to get an answer to your question I think you should follow some
basic rules:
* Don't high jack old threads: the title here ("Dropbox") has nothing to do
with your question.
* Clearly explain what you are trying to achieve, what you tried and didn't
work ...

Now from your sparse description, I think you are experiencing this bug:

https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/index.php?54554

And no, there is currently no fix for this bug.

Pantxo



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tarmo.tapio
2018-10-29 14:20:34 UTC
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I tried. Error: package signal is not installed
Tarmo


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On Mon, Oct 29, 2018, 5:49 AM Tarmo Tapio, <***@pp.inet.fi> wrote:





Hi
How I can tell Octave that signal-1.4.0 package is directory
/home/tarmo? I tried command "pkg signal-1.4.0 load" it do not
work.
BR Tarmo



Did you  try
Pkg load signal






Kai Torben Ohlhus kirjoitti 22.10.2018
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On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 at 11:57 AM Tarmo Tapio
<***@pp.inet.fi>
wrote:




Hi


I suppose you know that Octave's plot function do not
work correctly at win10 OS but works correctly at Linux
xubuntu OS. However I have to add ('linewidth',2) every
plot command. Are there comming corrections? I hope you
answer me :)


BR Tarmo





Can you provide a short code, that demonstrates your
plotting issue and the same code where you use
('linewidth',2) to show us the difference you expect?



Thanks,
Kai
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