Re: Learning the Octave interpreter code to implement Java class dot-referencing

On 7/11/20 10:01 AM, Hossein Sajjadi wrote:
> 
> This idea can be extended further and an Octave classdef object that
> is inherited from base java object can be sent to java. But it
> requires that on-the-fly java classes are generated from octave
> classdef classes.
> 

The thing is, in this case, the Java External Interface for Octave is
already written, and it works fine. The issue is just that you have to
explicitly call the `javaObject(...)` and `javaMethod(...)` functions,
instead of using `myjavapackage.foo.bar.Class.Method(...)`
dot-referencing syntax in your M-code, which I think is solely in the
domain of the interpreter. All the other pieces are already in place.

Cheers,
Andrew