Update m_language_builtins to use the latest MATLAB release#240
Update m_language_builtins to use the latest MATLAB release#240PeterTillema wants to merge 1 commit into
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Development environment for MH will stay Linux, it's just not worth it to deal with Windows issues. Unless I get a sudden influx of windows contributors :) But of course the tool itself always will support any platform that Python runs on! First, thank you for this PR. Before I apply this I want to quickly have a think about language support in general. Right now my real life work uses this tool and they are on a certain MATLAB version; so uplifting this would mean I need to fork. But what I really want actually is to have a language option beyond "octave = true/false"; and this PR is a good reminder that I should do that sooner rather than later. I've been a bit busy and non-responsive and for that I apologise, but again thank you for the PR; I will do something about it possibly on the weekend. |
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Mini bump |
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@krishnakumarg1984 and @PeterTillema I have not forgotten about this. I got another ticket now with a similar root issue (#258) and I will now say that this is the next big thing to be happening for MH (the detailed config of language dialect). |
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OK, so this is coming to the next release. I will push a massive change soon that allows you to say While it doesn't do immediately what is asked for in this PR; it enables it. |
Previously there was a very rough switch --octave. Now there is a very fine-grained control of the language dialect; but this brings with it some minor backwards incompatibilities. In particular: * the --octave parameter now has a mandatory argument, if you want to get to the old behaviour use --octave=latest * the octave config file entry still works when using "octave: true" (but you get a deprecation warning soon). The entry "octave: false" is now an error This should also enable finally fixing #240. Closes #86 Closes #258
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Also, besides this, it would be nice if Windows is supported as well, where MATLAB is named
matlab.exe, notmatlab:)