BASH and Octave: Difference between revisions

Now, when you have run Octave, have done something in that session that you want to save to a script (a {{Codeline|*.m}} file), then, on the command line, you just type {{Codeline|octave_save_last_session}}, and the last session is copied from the {{Codeline|~/.octave_hist}} file and saved to {{Codeline|octave_save_last_session.m}}. You can edit that file to remove parts you don't want to save, or you can re-execute the commands by {{Codeline|octave --persist octave_save_last_session.m}}.