Package eu.simuline.octave.type

Contains all octave types which are supported.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
OctaveObject	Common interface for the octave objects.

Class Summary

Class	Description
Octave	Place holder for factory methods.
OctaveBoolean	Represents a Boolean matrix.
OctaveCell	Nd cells.
OctaveComplex	Represents a complex matrix.
OctaveDouble	Represents a matrix of doubles.
OctaveFake	A fake object, the point of this object is to make it easy to create objects that is read without being unfolded into Java.
OctaveFunctionHandle	A function handle.
OctaveInt	Represents a matrix of ints.
OctaveLong	Represents a matrix of ints.
OctaveSparseBoolean	Represents a Boolean matrix and is appropriate for sparse matrices.
OctaveString	Represents an octave string.
OctaveStruct	1x1 struct.
TestOctaveBoolean	Test OctaveBoolean
TestOctaveCell	Test OctaveCell
TestOctaveComplex	Test OctaveComplex
TestOctaveDouble	Test OctaveDouble
TestOctaveInt	Test OctaveInt
TestOctaveLong	Test OctaveLong
TestOctaveString
TestOctaveStruct	Test OctaveStruct object

Package eu.simuline.octave.type Description

Contains all octave types which are supported. The base interface for all types is OctaveObject defining a single method only: OctaveObject.shallowCopy(). Classes implementing OctaveObject:

• OctaveBoolean extending AbstractGenericMatrix,
• OctaveDouble extending AbstractGenericMatrix,
• OctaveInt extending AbstractGenericMatrix,
• OctaveCell extending AbstractObjectMatrix,
• Without base class, i.e. based on object: OctaveSparseBoolean, OctaveString, OctaveStruct, OctaveFunctionHandle, OctaveComplex, and special case OctaveFake.

Special is Octave the use of which is not clear to me... Provides a single static method Octave.scalar(double).