Open AsriFox opened 1 month ago
When calling Octave functions through oct2py, by default only the first output value (ans) is returned. To return more than one value, the nout optional argument must be set, e.g. nout=3 for a 3-element tuple.
ans
nout
nout=3
These changes should allow unit tests to pass.
Fixes this for newer versions of oct2py
AsriFox
commented
1 month ago
When calling Octave functions through oct2py, by default only the first output value (
ans) is returned. To return more than one value, thenoutoptional argument must be set, e.g.nout=3for a 3-element tuple.These changes should allow unit tests to pass.