Releases: lmendo/MATL
Various small changes
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Zpwith non-negative inputs (isprime) now accepts non-integer values -
Added predefined literal:
['0':'9' 'A':'Z'] -
Z?: if 3 inputs and third input is char, the output is converted to char -
The format string in
YD(sprintf) is now the last input, not the first -
Changed default input specs for
Y-(deconv)
Corrections to Z? (sparse) and three-input Z+ (circular convolution)
Z?(sparse): for each of the first three inputs, if it ischarit is converted todouble- For three-input
Z+(cconv), integer inputs are guaranteed to give exact integer results, up todoubledata type limitations
Corrections and extensions
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Circular convolution (
cconv) implemented asZ+with 3 inputs; including Octave compatibility -
Zcwith a single, non-cell input replaces nonzeros by 35 (ASCII for '#') and converts to char -
Octave compatibility:
Zd(gcd) andZm(lcm) now allow char inputs -
Extended
Zswith skewness and kurtosis -
Correction for set functions in Octave. The bug afffected Octave's compatibility functions for
setxor,setdiff,unionandintersect. Thanks to Sanchises for noticing!
Various small changes
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Y"(repelem, or run-length decoding) with two inputs and at least one of them empty used to give an error. Now it doesn't give an error, and it produces empty output -
YGcan now handle colormaps of typelogical -
Zv now allows second input to be a vector (or array, and then it's linearized into a vector)
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XG(plot) with first input complex now setsaxis equalalso with several inputs if second input is a string (it used to be only with a single, complex input) -
:with single cell-array input treats the contents of the cell array as the actual inputs
Changes to `c` and `YT`
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c(convert to char) now allows logical input -
YTnow has 1 input by default. Output is char if any input is
Various changes; see description
Function _ with uint8 input normalizes it by converting to double and dividing by 255
Function XC (histcount) removed (for reasons indicated in the commit and in the doc)
Various changes; see description
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Yr: if the first input is a vector of 2 elements it is automatically sorted -
Y"with 2 inputs: second input is linearized if needed. If the first or second input is shorter than the other, entries are repeated cyclically to match lengths -
The loop variable in the "do twice" loop now takes values
0and1, notFandT. -
Zvwith two inputs: symmetrize array along specified dimension -
Zunow requires two inputs. Strings in second input can be replaced by numbers
Correction in `Z$`
Correction in Z$. It was incorrectly reading as chars, instead of doing what it said. Now
it does what it said/says: reads bytes and converts each individual byte
to char.
Some additions
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Defined
&as2$forr(rand) andXr(randn) -
For
3ZG(hold), flag strings in first input can be replaced by numbers, as follows: 1: 'on', 2: 'off'. -
Added predefined literals 17Y2, 18Y2, 19Y2: 'aeiouy', 'AEIOUY', 'aeiouyAEIOUY'
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Added
imerodeandimdilateinZI -
Added
inpolygoninZQ -
YF: With two outputs, primes that are not factors are skipped, together with thier (zero) exponents. If the input contains at least a negative entry the behaviour is changed: primes are skipped if one output, and are not skipped if two outputs.
"Do twice" loop; and some corrections
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Defined "do twice" loop
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Dwith 1 output now replaces most input characters below 32 by space (similar to what happens with 0 outputs) -
Corrected
mat2str_comp(Octave compatibility), so that it doesn't remove trailing spaces