For personal motives, I can not continue with development of QtOctave. I have been for 5 years of development, in which I have to be grateful for the whole people who has collaborated with QtOctave’s development.
If someone wants to continue with development of QtOctave, I will give him/her all the information and the support that he/she will need.
Thank you very much to all
P. L. Lucas
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junio 30, 2011 a las 6:11 am |
Es una pena la verdad, yo lo estube usando durante la carrera para evitar usar matlab, espero que alguien pueda coger el relevo.
Un saludo y muchas gracias por este gran aporte a la comunidad.
junio 30, 2011 a las 6:44 am |
Coincido con Goldrak. Es una pena que un proyecto tan interesante y útil como este se tenga que abandonar, imagino que tus razones de peso tendrás.
En fin, espero que vaya todo bien, para ti y para QtOctave.
Gracias de nuevo.
julio 13, 2011 a las 10:42 am |
Muchas gracias por lo aportado. Muchos usamos la GUI que has desarrollado en prácticas dentro de las universidades.
agosto 25, 2011 a las 6:23 am |
Very many thanks for what you did.
I hope someone could continue this project.
agosto 28, 2011 a las 7:51 pm |
Please contact me at hereticrepublic@gmail.com ; I think I might find some people who can help continue the project. Thank you for the work you’ve done so far.
septiembre 1, 2011 a las 2:39 am |
I hope you do well in the real life and thank for your great work!
By the way, did you consider to publish your source code freely?
septiembre 2, 2011 a las 11:02 pm |
Hi
I would like to be the maintainer of the project. But how can I contact you????
septiembre 12, 2011 a las 12:07 pm |
@ Cecil Yen:
The source code is freely available already – just download it via SVN or as a file. See instructions here:
http://qtoctave.wordpress.com/download/
octubre 2, 2011 a las 10:34 am |
This is really sad! QtOctave is the best Octave GUI I’ve seen so far!
I hope someone else continuous the development.
Best wishes, and thank you for your work up to this point!
noviembre 28, 2011 a las 12:04 am |
Did you start maintaining it?
octubre 6, 2011 a las 11:35 pm |
Here are some patches which fix important bugs:
1. From Debian:
> Description: Fix *.m filename filters in file dialogs
> Not forwarded to upstream since upstream author stopped development.
> Author: Sébastien Villemot
> Bug-Debian: http://bugs.debian.org/620062
http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/gitweb/?p=qtoctave.git;a=blob;f=qtoctave-0.10.1-filedialog-filters.patch;h=19ddbd255ca66a54b31d116e6965aa6db38a72dc;hb=HEAD
2. My fix for https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=722986
> fix crash when closing a dock tool within the first 5 seconds (#722986)
> (a NULL pointer dereference caused by a race condition between the user
> closing the tool and the timer setting the initial positions, prevented by
> using a QWeakPointer instead of a raw QWidget *)
http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/gitweb/?p=qtoctave.git;a=blob;f=qtoctave-0.10.1-initialposition.patch;h=7c29d865fd0b9e1b740f41e45bab0fb491c45062;hb=HEAD
3. My fix for https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=737297
(Octave help stopped working with current Octave releases.)
> system(command, 1, “async”);
> in qtinfo.m makes no sense. We can’t return the stdout of a command run
> asynchronously, because we return before any stdout is produced. Apparently old
> versions of Octave didn’t complain about this, but the current one does. In
> this case, stdout is piped to /dev/null anyway, so the argument to return
> stdout is just nonsense. I’m changing this to:
> system(command, 0, “async”);
http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/gitweb/?p=qtoctave.git;a=blob;f=qtoctave-0.10.1-qtinfo.patch;h=9cbe89a395f6a3680ee3c94229132f050fbbee8b;hb=HEAD
octubre 12, 2011 a las 11:13 am |
Gracias, y buena suerte en sus proyectos futuros. Best wishes.
diciembre 7, 2011 a las 2:59 pm |
I found someone who already forked qtoctave but atm only for win32
https://github.com/mad-engineer/tesseract/wiki/Tesseract-Documentation