Fix some warnings in MATLAB code. #83
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The path to test_sum.m was wrong. It still works because run_func works by adding the directory to the path and then calling the function; the addpath fails with a warning, but test_sum.m is on the path anyway because it's under matlab/.
This fixes some warnings on Octave. (Also update the docs for pymat_eval, which were still describing web_eval).
There's no need for this indirection since we know which function we're calling.
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yep - all good. |
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Ping -- can you merge this? |
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Oops. I thought I already did. Thanks for the reminder. |
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Fix some warnings in MATLAB code.
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These are just a couple of things I ran into while working on Octave support.
is_function_processor_working-- it was trying to calladdpathon a path that doesn't exist. The function still worked because everything undermatlab/is on the path anyway.feval(str2func('f'), ...)instead of just directly callingf(...).