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acknowledgements
Acknowledgements. (line 6)
addition
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
addition <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
and operator
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
and operator <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
anonymous functions
Function Handles Anonymous Functions Inline Functions.
(line 6)
ans
Variables. (line 44)
answers, incorrect
Bug Criteria. (line 12)
answers, incorrect <1>
Bug Reporting. (line 70)
application-defined data
Application-defined Data.
(line 6)
apply
Function Application.
(line 6)
area series
Area Series. (line 6)
arguments in function call
Calling Functions. (line 15)
arithmetic operators
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
arithmetic operators <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
array, creating a Java array
Java Interface Functions.
(line 24)
assignment expressions
Assignment Ops. (line 6)
assignment operators
Assignment Ops. (line 6)
axes graphics object
Graphics Objects. (line 20)
bar series
Bar Series. (line 6)
batch processing
Executable Octave Programs.
(line 6)
block comments
Block Comments. (line 6)
body of a loop
The while Statement. (line 6)
boolean expressions
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
boolean expressions <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
boolean operators
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
boolean operators <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
break statement
The break Statement. (line 6)
broadcast
Broadcasting. (line 6)
broadcasting
Broadcasting. (line 6)
BSX
Broadcasting. (line 6)
bug criteria
Bug Criteria. (line 6)
bug tracker
Bug Tracker. (line 6)
bugs
Reporting Bugs. (line 6)
bugs, investigating
Bug Reporting. (line 102)
bugs, known
Trouble. (line 6)
bugs, reporting
Bug Tracker. (line 6)
bugs, reporting <1>
Bug Reporting. (line 6)
built-in data types
Built-in Data Types. (line 6)
callbacks
Callbacks. (line 6)
calling Java from Octave
Java Interface. (line 6)
calling Octave from Java
Java Interface. (line 6)
case statement
The switch Statement.
(line 6)
catch
The try Statement. (line 6)
cell arrays
Cell Array Objects. (line 6)
cell arrays <1>
Cell Arrays. (line 6)
character strings
String Objects. (line 6)
character strings <1>
Strings. (line 6)
Cholesky factorization
Matrix Factorizations.
(line 12)
Citations
Citing Octave in Publications.
(line 6)
Citing Octave
Citing Octave in Publications.
(line 6)
classes, making available to Octave
Making Java Classes Available.
(line 6)
classpath, adding new path
Java Interface Functions.
(line 201)
classpath, difference between static and dynamic
Making Java Classes Available.
(line 6)
classpath, displaying
Java Interface Functions.
(line 167)
classpath, dynamic
Java Interface Functions.
(line 167)
classpath, dynamic <1>
Java Interface Functions.
(line 201)
classpath, removing path
Java Interface Functions.
(line 212)
classpath, setting
Making Java Classes Available.
(line 6)
classpath, static
Java Interface Functions.
(line 167)
classpath.txt
Making Java Classes Available.
(line 6)
clearing the screen
Cursor Motion. (line 56)
code profiling
Profiling. (line 6)
colors, graphics
Colors. (line 6)
comma separated lists
Comma Separated Lists.
(line 6)
command and output logs
Diary and Echo Commands.
(line 6)
command completion
Commands for Completion.
(line 6)
command descriptions
A Sample Command Description.
(line 6)
command echoing
Diary and Echo Commands.
(line 6)
command history
Commands for History.
(line 6)
command options
Command Line Options.
(line 6)
command-line editing
Command Line Editing.
(line 6)
comments
Comments. (line 6)
comparison expressions
Comparison Ops. (line 6)
comparison expressions <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
complex-conjugate transpose
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
complex-conjugate transpose <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
containers
Data Containers. (line 6)
continuation lines
Continuation Lines. (line 6)
continue statement
The continue Statement.
(line 6)
contour series
Contour Groups. (line 6)
contributing to Octave
How You Can Contribute to Octave.
(line 6)
contributors
Preface. (line 6)
conversion specifications (printf)
Formatted Output. (line 79)
conversion specifications (scanf)
Formatted Input. (line 90)
copy-on-write
Miscellaneous Techniques.
(line 16)
copyright
Copying. (line 6)
core dump
Bug Criteria. (line 9)
COW
Miscellaneous Techniques.
(line 16)
creating graphics objects
Graphics Objects. (line 44)
cs-lists
Comma Separated Lists.
(line 6)
customizing readline
Customizing readline.
(line 6)
customizing the prompt
Customizing the Prompt.
(line 6)
DAE
Differential Equations.
(line 14)
data sources in object groups
Data Sources in Object Groups.
(line 6)
data structures
Data Structure Objects.
(line 6)
data structures <1>
Structures. (line 6)
data types
Data Types. (line 6)
data types, built-in
Built-in Data Types. (line 6)
data types, user-defined
User-defined Data Types.
(line 6)
decrement operator
Assignment Ops. (line 170)
default arguments
Default Arguments. (line 6)
default graphics properties
Managing Default Properties.
(line 6)
defining functions
Functions and Scripts.
(line 6)
Degree Symbol
Use of the interpreter Property.
(line 121)
deprecated functions
Obsolete Functions. (line 6)
description format
Format of Descriptions.
(line 6)
diagonal and permutation matrices
Diagonal and Permutation Matrices.
(line 6)
diagonal matrix expressions
Expressions Involving Diagonal Matrices.
(line 6)
dialog, displaying a dialog for selecting directories
I/O Dialogs.
(line 10)
dialog, displaying a dialog for selecting files
I/O Dialogs.
(line 22)
dialog, displaying a dialog for storing files
I/O Dialogs. (line 79)
dialog, displaying a help dialog
I/O Dialogs. (line 148)
dialog, displaying a list dialog
I/O Dialogs. (line 226)
dialog, displaying a message dialog
I/O Dialogs. (line 288)
dialog, displaying a modal dialog
I/O Dialogs. (line 398)
dialog, displaying a question dialog
I/O Dialogs. (line 326)
dialog, displaying a warning dialog
I/O Dialogs. (line 365)
dialog, displaying an error dialog
I/O Dialogs. (line 117)
dialog, displaying an input dialog
I/O Dialogs. (line 173)
diary of commands and output
Diary and Echo Commands.
(line 6)
differential equations
Differential Equations.
(line 15)
diffs, submitting
Sending Patches. (line 6)
distribution of Octave
Distribution. (line 6)
division
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
division <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
do-until statement
The do-until Statement.
(line 6)
documentation fonts
Fonts. (line 6)
documentation notation
Evaluation Notation. (line 6)
documenting functions
Comments and the Help System.
(line 6)
documenting Octave programs
Comments. (line 6)
documenting user scripts
Comments and the Help System.
(line 6)
Dulmage-Mendelsohn decomposition
Mathematical Considerations.
(line 368)
dynamic classpath
Making Java Classes Available.
(line 6)
dynamic classpath <1>
Java Interface Functions.
(line 167)
dynamic classpath, adding new path
Java Interface Functions.
(line 201)
dynamic naming
Creating Structures. (line 6)
dynamic-linking
External Code Interface.
(line 6)
Dynamically Linked Functions
External Code Interface.
(line 6)
echoing executing commands
Diary and Echo Commands.
(line 6)
editing the command line
Command Line Editing.
(line 6)
element-by-element evaluation
Element-by-element Boolean Operators.
(line 6)
else statement
The if Statement. (line 6)
elseif statement
The if Statement. (line 6)
end statement
Statements. (line 16)
end, indexing
Index Expressions. (line 118)
end
and :end: Index Expressions. (line 118)
endfor statement
The for Statement. (line 6)
endfunction statement
Defining Functions. (line 6)
endif statement
The if Statement. (line 6)
endswitch statement
The switch Statement.
(line 6)
endwhile statement
The while Statement. (line 6)
end_try_catch
The try Statement. (line 6)
end_unwind_protect
The unwind_protect Statement.
(line 6)
equality operator
Comparison Ops. (line 6)
equality operator <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
equality, tests for
Comparison Ops. (line 6)
equality, tests for <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
equations, nonlinear
Nonlinear Equations. (line 6)
erroneous messages
Bug Criteria. (line 21)
erroneous results
Bug Criteria. (line 12)
erroneous results <1>
Bug Reporting. (line 70)
error bar series
Error Bar Series. (line 6)
error ids
Catching Errors. (line 127)
error message notation
Error Messages. (line 6)
error messages
Errors. (line 6)
error messages, incorrect
Bug Criteria. (line 21)
escape sequence notation
Escape Sequences in String Constants.
(line 6)
evaluation notation
Evaluation Notation. (line 6)
executable scripts
Executable Octave Programs.
(line 6)
execution speed
Miscellaneous Techniques.
(line 6)
exiting octave
Running Octave. (line 20)
exiting octave <1>
Quitting Octave. (line 6)
exponentiation
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
exponentiation <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
expression, range
Ranges. (line 6)
expressions
Expressions. (line 6)
expressions, assignment
Assignment Ops. (line 6)
expressions, boolean
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
expressions, boolean <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
expressions, comparison
Comparison Ops. (line 6)
expressions, comparison <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
expressions, logical
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
expressions, logical <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
factorial function
Recursion. (line 6)
fatal signal
Bug Criteria. (line 9)
field, returning value of Java object field
Java Interface Functions.
(line 76)
field, setting value of Java object field
Java Interface Functions.
(line 104)
fields, displaying available fields of a Java object
Java Interface Functions.
(line 57)
figure deletefcn
Access via Handle. (line 18)
figure graphics object
Graphics Objects. (line 17)
finding minimums
Minimizers. (line 6)
finish.m
Quitting Octave. (line 6)
flag character (printf)
Output Conversion Syntax.
(line 28)
flag character (scanf)
Input Conversion Syntax.
(line 34)
for statement
The for Statement. (line 6)
Frobenius norm
Basic Matrix Functions.
(line 428)
function application
Function Application.
(line 6)
function descriptions
A Sample Function Description.
(line 6)
function file
Function Files. (line 6)
function handle
Access via Handle. (line 6)
function statement
Defining Functions. (line 6)
functions, deprecated
Obsolete Functions. (line 6)
functions, obsolete
Obsolete Functions. (line 6)
functions, user-defined
Functions and Scripts.
(line 6)
funding Octave development
How You Can Contribute to Octave.
(line 6)
general p-norm
Basic Matrix Functions.
(line 431)
global statement
Global Variables. (line 6)
global variables
Global Variables. (line 6)
grammar rules
Grammar and Parser. (line 6)
graphics
Plotting. (line 6)
graphics colors
Colors. (line 6)
graphics data structures
Graphics Data Structures.
(line 6)
graphics line styles
Line Styles. (line 6)
graphics marker styles
Marker Styles. (line 6)
graphics object properties
Graphics Object Properties.
(line 6)
graphics object, axes
Graphics Objects. (line 20)
graphics object, figure
Graphics Objects. (line 17)
graphics object, image
Graphics Objects. (line 30)
graphics object, light
Graphics Objects. (line 39)
graphics object, line
Graphics Objects. (line 24)
graphics object, patch
Graphics Objects. (line 33)
graphics object, root figure
Graphics Objects. (line 12)
graphics object, surface
Graphics Objects. (line 36)
graphics object, text
Graphics Objects. (line 27)
graphics objects
Graphics Objects. (line 6)
graphics objects, saving
Graphics Objects. (line 582)
graphics properties, default
Managing Default Properties.
(line 6)
graphics toolkits
Graphics Toolkits. (line 6)
greater than operator
Comparison Ops. (line 6)
greater than operator <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
group objects
Quiver Group. (line 6)
group objects <1>
Scatter Group. (line 6)
group objects <2>
Stair Group. (line 6)
group objects <3>
Surface Group. (line 6)
handle functions
Graphics Objects. (line 249)
handle, function handles
Function Handles Anonymous Functions Inline Functions.
(line 6)
hash table
containers. Map. (line 6)
help, online
Getting Help. (line 6)
help, user-defined functions
Comments and the Help System.
(line 6)
help, where to find
How To Get Help with Octave.
(line 6)
Hermitian operator
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
Hermitian operator <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
Hessenberg decomposition
Matrix Factorizations.
(line 162)
history
Preface. (line 6)
history of commands
Commands for History.
(line 6)
if statement
The if Statement. (line 6)
image graphics object
Graphics Objects. (line 30)
improving Octave
Bug Criteria. (line 28)
improving Octave <1>
Sending Patches. (line 6)
incorrect error messages
Bug Criteria. (line 21)
incorrect output
Bug Criteria. (line 12)
incorrect output <1>
Bug Reporting. (line 70)
incorrect results
Bug Criteria. (line 12)
incorrect results <1>
Bug Reporting. (line 70)
increment operator
Assignment Ops. (line 170)
indirect function call
Access via Handle. (line 6)
infinity norm
Basic Matrix Functions.
(line 424)
initialization
Startup Files. (line 6)
inline, inline functions
Function Handles Anonymous Functions Inline Functions.
(line 6)
input conversions, for scanf
Table of Input Conversions.
(line 6)
input history
Commands for History.
(line 6)
~/.inputrc
Customizing readline.
(line 6)
installation trouble
Trouble. (line 6)
installing Octave
Installation. (line 6)
instance, creating a Java instance
Java Interface Functions.
(line 10)
introduction
Introduction. (line 6)
introduction to graphics structures
Introduction to Graphics Structures.
(line 6)
invalid input
Bug Criteria. (line 23)
Java, calling from Octave
Java Interface. (line 6)
Java, using with Octave
Java Interface. (line 6)
javaclasspath.txt
Making Java Classes Available.
(line 6)
Kendall’s Tau
Correlation and Regression Analysis.
(line 120)
key/value store
containers. Map. (line 6)
keywords
Keywords. (line 6)
known causes of trouble
Trouble. (line 6)
language definition
Grammar and Parser. (line 6)
less than operator
Comparison Ops. (line 6)
less than operator <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
light graphics object
Graphics Objects. (line 39)
line graphics object
Graphics Objects. (line 24)
line series
Line Series. (line 6)
line styles, graphics
Line Styles. (line 6)
linear algebra
Linear Algebra. (line 6)
linear algebra, techniques
Techniques Used for Linear Algebra.
(line 6)
loading data
Simple File I/O. (line 6)
local minimum
Minimizers. (line 6)
logging commands and output
Diary and Echo Commands.
(line 6)
logical expressions
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
logical expressions <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
logical operators
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
logical operators <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
loop
The while Statement. (line 6)
looping over structure elements
Looping Over Structure Elements.
(line 6)
LP
Optimization. (line 18)
LU decomposition
Matrix Factorizations.
(line 185)
lvalue
Assignment Ops. (line 33)
Map
containers. Map. (line 6)
map
Function Application.
(line 6)
marker styles, graphics
Marker Styles. (line 6)
matching failure, in scanf
Formatted Input. (line 95)
matrices
Matrices. (line 6)
matrices, diagonal and permutation
Diagonal and Permutation Matrices.
(line 6)
matrix factorizations
Matrix Factorizations.
(line 6)
matrix functions, basic
Basic Matrix Functions.
(line 6)
matrix multiplication
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
matrix multiplication <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
matrix, functions of
Functions of a Matrix.
(line 6)
matrix, permutation functions
Permutation Matrix Functions.
(line 6)
matrix, specialized solvers
Specialized Solvers. (line 6)
matrix, zero elements
Zeros Treatment. (line 6)
maximum field width (scanf)
Input Conversion Syntax.
(line 42)
memory management
Miscellaneous Techniques.
(line 16)
memory, displaying Java memory status
Java Interface Functions.
(line 307)
memory, limitations on JVM
Passing parameters to the JVM.
(line 6)
messages, error
Errors. (line 6)
method, invoking a method of a Java object
Java Interface Functions.
(line 142)
methods, displaying available methods of a Java object
Java Interface Functions.
(line 120)
mex
Mex-Files. (line 6)
mex-files
Mex-Files. (line 6)
minimum field width (printf)
Output Conversion Syntax.
(line 35)
missing data
Missing Data. (line 6)
mkoctfile
Oct-Files. (line 6)
multi-line comments
Block Comments. (line 6)
multiplication
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
multiplication <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
negation
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
negation <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
NLP
Optimization. (line 17)
nonlinear equations
Nonlinear Equations. (line 6)
nonlinear programming
Optimization. (line 18)
not operator
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
not operator <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
numeric constant
Numeric Objects. (line 6)
numeric constant <1>
Numeric Data Types. (line 6)
numeric value
Numeric Objects. (line 6)
numeric value <1>
Numeric Data Types. (line 6)
object groups
Object Groups. (line 6)
object, creating a Java object
Java Interface Functions.
(line 10)
obsolete functions
Obsolete Functions. (line 6)
oct
Oct-Files. (line 6)
oct-files
Oct-Files. (line 6)
Octave and MATLAB, how to distinguish between
How to Distinguish Between Octave and Matlab.
(line 6)
Octave API
External Code Interface.
(line 6)
Octave command options
Command Line Options.
(line 6)
Octave, calling from Java
Java Interface. (line 6)
.octaverc
Command Line Options.
(line 99)
.octaverc <1>
Startup Files. (line 36)
~/.octaverc
Command Line Options.
(line 99)
~/.octaverc <1>
Startup Files. (line 32)
ODE
Differential Equations.
(line 15)
online help
Getting Help. (line 6)
opengl rendering slow windows
Hardware vs. Software Rendering.
(line 6)
operator precedence
Operator Precedence. (line 6)
operators, arithmetic
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
operators, arithmetic <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
operators, assignment
Assignment Ops. (line 6)
operators, boolean
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
operators, boolean <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
operators, decrement
Assignment Ops. (line 169)
operators, increment
Assignment Ops. (line 170)
operators, logical
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
operators, logical <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
operators, relational
Comparison Ops. (line 6)
operators, relational <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
optimization
Miscellaneous Techniques.
(line 6)
optimization <1>
Optimization. (line 18)
options, Octave command
Command Line Options.
(line 6)
--braindead
Command Line Options.
(line 145)
--built-in-docstrings-file FILENAME
Command Line Options.
(line 9)
--debug
Command Line Options.
(line 15)
--debug-jit
Command Line Options.
(line 21)
--doc-cache-file FILENAME
Command Line Options.
(line 24)
--echo-commands
Command Line Options.
(line 32)
--eval CODE
Command Line Options.
(line 35)
--exec-path PATH
Command Line Options.
(line 39)
--gui
Command Line Options.
(line 48)
--help
Command Line Options.
(line 52)
--image-path PATH
Command Line Options.
(line 55)
--info-file FILENAME
Command Line Options.
(line 63)
--info-program PROGRAM
Command Line Options.
(line 71)
--interactive
Command Line Options.
(line 80)
--jit-compiler
Command Line Options.
(line 84)
--line-editing
Command Line Options.
(line 87)
--no-gui
Command Line Options.
(line 90)
--no-history
Command Line Options.
(line 96)
--no-init-file
Command Line Options.
(line 99)
--no-init-path
Command Line Options.
(line 102)
--no-line-editing
Command Line Options.
(line 106)
--no-site-file
Command Line Options.
(line 109)
--no-window-system
Command Line Options.
(line 113)
--norc
Command Line Options.
(line 118)
--path PATH
Command Line Options.
(line 124)
--persist
Command Line Options.
(line 131)
--quiet
Command Line Options.
(line 137)
--silent
Command Line Options.
(line 137)
--texi-macros-file FILENAME
Command Line Options.
(line 140)
--traditional
Command Line Options.
(line 145)
--verbose
Command Line Options.
(line 176)
--version
Command Line Options.
(line 180)
-d
Command Line Options.
(line 15)
-f
Command Line Options.
(line 118)
-h
Command Line Options.
(line 52)
-H
Command Line Options.
(line 96)
-i
Command Line Options.
(line 80)
-p PATH
Command Line Options.
(line 124)
-q
Command Line Options.
(line 137)
-V
Command Line Options.
(line 176)
-v
Command Line Options.
(line 180)
-W
Command Line Options.
(line 113)
-x
Command Line Options.
(line 32)
or operator
Boolean Expressions. (line 6)
or operator <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
oregonator
Ordinary Differential Equations.
(line 154)
otherwise statement
The switch Statement.
(line 6)
output conversions, for printf
Table of Output Conversions.
(line 6)
parser
Parser. (line 6)
patch graphics object
Graphics Objects. (line 33)
patches, submitting
Sending Patches. (line 6)
path, adding to classpath
Java Interface Functions.
(line 201)
path, removing from classpath
Java Interface Functions.
(line 212)
permutation matrix functions
Permutation Matrix Functions.
(line 6)
persistent statement
Persistent Variables.
(line 6)
persistent variables
Persistent Variables.
(line 6)
personal startup file
Startup Files. (line 32)
PKG_ADD
Creating Packages. (line 45)
PKG_DEL
Creating Packages. (line 63)
plotting
Plotting. (line 6)
plotting, high-level
High-Level Plotting. (line 6)
plotting, multiple plot windows
Multiple Plot Windows.
(line 6)
plotting, multiple plots per figure
Multiple Plots on One Page.
(line 6)
plotting, object manipulation
Manipulation of Plot Objects.
(line 6)
plotting, saving and printing plots
Printing and Saving Plots.
(line 6)
plotting, three-dimensional
Three-Dimensional Plots.
(line 6)
plotting, two-dimensional functions
Two-dimensional Function Plotting.
(line 6)
plotting, window manipulation
Manipulation of Plot Windows.
(line 6)
precision (printf)
Output Conversion Syntax.
(line 47)
printing notation
Printing Notation. (line 6)
printing plots
Printing and Saving Plots.
(line 6)
profiler
Profiling. (line 6)
program, self contained
Executable Octave Programs.
(line 6)
Progress Bar
Progress Bar. (line 6)
project startup file
Startup Files. (line 36)
prompt customization
Customizing the Prompt.
(line 6)
pseudoinverse
Basic Matrix Functions.
(line 509)
pseudoinverse <1>
Expressions Involving Diagonal Matrices.
(line 27)
QP
Optimization. (line 18)
QR factorization
Matrix Factorizations.
(line 294)
quadratic programming
Optimization. (line 18)
quitting octave
Running Octave. (line 20)
quitting octave <1>
Quitting Octave. (line 6)
quiver group
Quiver Group. (line 6)
quotient
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
quotient <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
range expressions
Ranges. (line 6)
readline customization
Customizing readline.
(line 6)
recycling
Broadcasting. (line 6)
relational operators
Comparison Ops. (line 6)
relational operators <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
reporting bugs
Reporting Bugs. (line 6)
reporting bugs <1>
Bug Tracker. (line 6)
results, incorrect
Bug Criteria. (line 12)
results, incorrect <1>
Bug Reporting. (line 70)
root figure graphics object
Graphics Objects. (line 12)
saving data
Simple File I/O. (line 6)
saving graphics objects
Graphics Objects. (line 582)
saving plots
Printing and Saving Plots.
(line 6)
scatter group
Scatter Group. (line 6)
Schur decomposition
Matrix Factorizations.
(line 597)
script files
Functions and Scripts.
(line 6)
scripts
Executable Octave Programs.
(line 6)
self contained programs
Executable Octave Programs.
(line 6)
series objects
Area Series. (line 6)
series objects <1>
Bar Series. (line 6)
series objects <2>
Contour Groups. (line 6)
series objects <3>
Error Bar Series. (line 6)
series objects <4>
Line Series. (line 6)
series objects <5>
Stem Series. (line 6)
short-circuit evaluation
Short-circuit Boolean Operators.
(line 6)
side effect
Assignment Ops. (line 26)
SIMD
Broadcasting. (line 6)
singular value decomposition
Matrix Factorizations.
(line 686)
site exiting file
Quitting Octave. (line 6)
site startup file
Command Line Options.
(line 109)
site startup file <1>
Startup Files. (line 11)
Spearman’s Rho
Correlation and Regression Analysis.
(line 105)
speedups
Miscellaneous Techniques.
(line 6)
stair group
Stair Group. (line 6)
startup
Startup Files. (line 6)
startup files
Startup Files. (line 10)
startup.m
Startup Files. (line 46)
statements
Statements. (line 6)
static classpath
Making Java Classes Available.
(line 6)
static classpath <1>
Java Interface Functions.
(line 167)
stem series
Stem Series. (line 6)
strings
String Objects. (line 6)
strings <1>
Strings. (line 6)
structural rank
Sparse Linear Algebra.
(line 307)
structure elements, looping over
Looping Over Structure Elements.
(line 6)
structures
Data Structure Objects.
(line 6)
structures <1>
Structures. (line 6)
submitting diffs
Sending Patches. (line 6)
submitting patches
Sending Patches. (line 6)
subtraction
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
subtraction <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
suggestions
Bug Criteria. (line 28)
surface graphics object
Graphics Objects. (line 36)
surface group
Surface Group. (line 6)
switch statement
The switch Statement.
(line 6)
test functions
Test and Demo Functions.
(line 6)
tests for equality
Comparison Ops. (line 6)
tests for equality <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
text graphics object
Graphics Objects. (line 27)
toolkit customization
Customizing Toolkit Behavior.
(line 6)
toolkits, graphics
Graphics Toolkits. (line 6)
transform groups
Transform Groups. (line 6)
transpose
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
transpose <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
transpose, complex-conjugate
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
transpose, complex-conjugate <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
troubleshooting
Trouble. (line 6)
try statement
The try Statement. (line 6)
unary minus
Arithmetic Ops. (line 6)
unary minus <1>
Operator Overloading.
(line 6)
undefined behavior
Bug Criteria. (line 15)
undefined function value
Bug Criteria. (line 15)
unwind_protect statement
The unwind_protect Statement.
(line 6)
unwind_protect_cleanup
The unwind_protect Statement.
(line 6)
use of comments
Comments. (line 6)
user-defined data types
User-defined Data Types.
(line 6)
user-defined functions
Functions and Scripts.
(line 6)
user-defined variables
Variables. (line 6)
using Octave with Java
Java Interface. (line 6)
varargin
Variable-length Argument Lists.
(line 6)
varargout
Variable-length Return Lists.
(line 6)
variable-length argument lists
Variable-length Argument Lists.
(line 6)
variable-length return lists
Variable-length Return Lists.
(line 6)
variables, global
Global Variables. (line 6)
variables, persistent
Persistent Variables.
(line 6)
variables, user-defined
Variables. (line 6)
vectorization
Vectorization and Faster Code Execution.
(line 6)
vectorize
Vectorization and Faster Code Execution.
(line 6)
version startup file
Startup Files. (line 21)
warning ids
Issuing Warnings. (line 152)
warranty
Copying. (line 6)
while statement
The while Statement. (line 6)
wrong answers
Bug Criteria. (line 12)
wrong answers <1>
Bug Reporting. (line 70)

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