o_source: Sourcing Octave/Matlab Files
In RcppOctave: Seamless Interface to Octave -- And Matlab

Description Usage Arguments Value Octave Documentation for source See Also Examples

This function sources an Octave file within the current Octave session. The loaded functions are accessible by subsequent calls of .CallOctave.

1	o_source(file = "", text = NULL, sep = ";\n")

`file`	the path to the Octave/Matlab source file – typically with extension ".m".
`text`	a character vector containing Octave statements, that are concatenated in a temporary file, which is then sourced. This argument typically enables the evaluation of multiple statements, as opposed to single statement evaluation performed by `o_eval`.
`sep`	single character string added as suffix to each element of `text`. The concatenation of all suffixed element should form a valid Octave block.

None

\Sexpr[results=rd,stage=render]{if( .Platform$OS.type != 'windows' || .Platform$r_arch != 'x64' ) RcppOctave::o_help(source, format='rd')}

[Generated from Octave-\Sexpr{RcppOctave::o_version()} on \Sexpr{Sys.time()}]

Other Octave_files: o_addpath, o_inpath

# source file
mfile <- system.file("scripts/ex_source.m", package='RcppOctave')
o_source(mfile)

# pass multiple statements
o_source(text="a=1;b=3;c=randn(1,5);")
o_get('a','b','c')

# also works with a character vector of statements
o_source(text=c("a=10;b=30;", "c=randn(1,5)", "d=4"))
o_get('a','b','c', 'd')