Here's a temporary workaround for the problem: the octfile infclass.cpp will take in two classes A and B, and set A as the superior class and B as the inferior class. I've wrote a quick .m file that sets all the Chebfun classes which should be inferior to one another.
To get the code working you would need to put the two files in the root Chebfun directory, and then run (only once, ever)
and then, every time you start up to the Octave interpreter to run Chebfun code, you'd run
which, to remind you that you've run the method, I had the method change the interpreter prompt to
This is all temporary until I try to add InferiorClasses support to Octave proper. So, we don't need to add these two files to the repo.
Files:
infclass.cpp
#include <octave/oct.h>
#include <octave/interpreter.h>
#include <octave/ov-classdef.h>
DEFUN_DLD (infclass, args, nargout,
"infclass method")
{
if (args.length () != 2)
{
octave_stdout << "usage: infclass(\"sup_class\", \"inf_class\")\n";
return octave_value_list();
}
if ( !args(0).is_defined() || !args(0).is_string() )
{
error("First and second arguments must be strings of a class name");
}
auto interp = octave::interpreter::the_interpreter();
interp->get_symbol_table().set_class_relationship(args(0).string_value(), args(1).string_value());
// If all is successful, change the prompt
interp->set_PS1("octave_infclass> ");
return octave_value_list();
}setinfclasses.m
function retval = setinfclasses()
infclass("adchebfun", "chebfun");
infclass("adchebfun2", "chebfun2");
infclass("chebdouble", "chebfun");
infclass("chebmatrix", "chebfun");
infclass("chebmatrix", "operatorBlock");
infclass("chebmatrix", "functionalBlock");
infclass("deltafun", "bndfun");
infclass("deltafun", "unbndfun");
infclass("linBlock", "chebfun");
infclass("linop", "chebfun");
infclass("linop", "operatorBlock");
infclass("linop", "functionalBlock");
infclass("operatorBlock", "chebfun");
infclass("singfun", "chebtech1");
infclass("singfun", "chebtech2");
infclass("treeVar", "chebfun");
end
Here's a temporary workaround for the problem: the octfile infclass.cpp will take in two classes A and B, and set A as the superior class and B as the inferior class. I've wrote a quick .m file that sets all the Chebfun classes which should be inferior to one another.
To get the code working you would need to put the two files in the root Chebfun directory, and then run (only once, ever)
and then, every time you start up to the Octave interpreter to run Chebfun code, you'd run
which, to remind you that you've run the method, I had the method change the interpreter prompt to
This is all temporary until I try to add InferiorClasses support to Octave proper. So, we don't need to add these two files to the repo.
Files:
infclass.cpp
setinfclasses.m