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QtOctave Portable

By acisif

QtOctave Portable is a compiled version of QtOctave for Windows 32bits. Octave is included. You don’t need install to run it.

You can copy QtOctave Portable to your PenDrive and run QtOctave from it.

You could copy QtOctave Portable to CDROM and you could run from CDROM, but I haven’t tried yet.

It can be downloaded from here.

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QtOctave Portable es una versión compilada para Windows 32bits de QtOctave. Incluye, además, a Octave. No requiere instalación. Sólo hay que descomprimir y usarlo.

Se puede colocar en un PenDrive y ejecutarlo desde allí.

No lo he probado todavía, pero es posible copiarlo a un CDROM y ejecutarlo directamente desde el CDROM sin necesidad de instalarlo.

Se puede descargar desde aquí.

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7 comentarios para “QtOctave Portable”

  1. 1 Dice:
    Noviembre 22, 2007 a las 6:02 am | Responder

    Very very good work!
    I have just one problem – trying to load the installed packages with

    pkg load all

    spits out an error message:

    warning: addpath: C:\Archivos de programa\Octave\share\octave\packages\audio-1.
    0.2: No such file or directory

    etc.

    for all the installed packages. I really don’t know where this C:\Archivos de programa\ comes from.

  2. acisif Dice:
    Noviembre 22, 2007 a las 4:41 pm | Responder

    Hi,

    C:\Archivos de programa\ is spanish C:\Program Files.

    You can create:
    C:\Archivos de programa\Octave\share\octave\packages\

    For this.

  3. 1 again Dice:
    Noviembre 23, 2007 a las 12:46 am | Responder

    Hi,

    Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, this means that the program is not completely portable, as the new path has to be created on each computer that I want to use.

    I noticed that all of the packages are installed, just need to be loaded. So my quick fix was to use addpath directly instead of relying on the ‘pkg load’ functionality. So I put these two lines in a file called loadallpkg.m and I run it on startup:

    addpath(genpath(fullfile(OCTAVE_HOME,’share’,'octave’,'packages’)))
    addpath(genpath(fullfile(OCTAVE_HOME,’libexec’,'octave’,'packages’)))

    This works around the issue, but it must be solved in a better way in the future.

  4. Giolu Dice:
    Noviembre 30, 2007 a las 11:29 am | Responder

    Thanks a lot for developing QOctave it’s really needed also for teaching people I will test and give feedback ASAP

  5. jkl Dice:
    Enero 16, 2008 a las 7:08 am | Responder

    Hello!

    I am trying to move from Matlab to Octave and your projects is very good to get the look and feel of Matlab. However, I have a small annoyance to report. The Built-in Editor always starts to look in the directory from which QtOctave was started. Is there any way to make it remember the last directory, where it opened or saved a file?

  6. acisif Dice:
    Enero 16, 2008 a las 5:05 pm | Responder

    >> The Built-in Editor always starts to look in the directory from which
    >> QtOctave was started. Is there any way to make it remember the last
    >> directory, where it opened or saved a file?

    Yes, you need QtOctave 7.1 or better:

    1st Select View/mode/Dock.
    2nd Restart QtOctave.
    3rd Create new project.
    4th Select your project.

    QtOctave can handle several projects. In each project path, and files opened are remembered.

    Bye

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