Currently octaveInJava does not support reading back evaluated scripts like 'b = int32(3.4)', because it does not have the Reader objects required to return these types.
I have created a fork with the required changes to support casting scalar and matrix values to various integers (int8, int16, int32), unsigned integers (uint8, uint16, partial support for uint32), as well as single dataTypes : #1
Thank you for your work on this project - it is very useful. Please let me know if there is anything I can to make the pull request better.
Cheers,
Karl
Currently octaveInJava does not support reading back evaluated scripts like 'b = int32(3.4)', because it does not have the Reader objects required to return these types.
I have created a fork with the required changes to support casting scalar and matrix values to various integers (int8, int16, int32), unsigned integers (uint8, uint16, partial support for uint32), as well as single dataTypes : #1
Thank you for your work on this project - it is very useful. Please let me know if there is anything I can to make the pull request better.
Cheers,
Karl