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bytea2var


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 -- Loadable Function: bytea2var (VALUE, ...)
     Restore variable values from uint8 arrays generated with
     'var2bytea'.

     Returns as many output variables as input variables are given.

     See also: var2bytea.


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Restore variable values from uint8 arrays generated with 'var2bytea'.



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var2bytea


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 -- Loadable Function: var2bytea (VALUE, ...)
     Save input values in uint8 arrays in Octaves binary save format.

     This function returns as many output variables as input variables
     are given.

     The function can be used to prepare storage of Octave variable
     values as binary strings in a database, if the variables types have
     no corresponding SQL type.  Each variable type which can be
     correctly saved and loaded with Octaves 'save' and 'load' functions
     is acceptable.  The variable value can be restored with the
     function 'bytea2var'.

     Note that the inputs are not variable names, but values.  No
     variable names are saved.  Loading the uint8 array with 'load'
     (possibly after dumping it to a file) will not work.

     Example: to convert the first and third column of a cell-array 'c',
     '[c{:, [1, 3]}] = var2bytea (c{:, [1, 3]});' can be used.

     See also: bytea2var.


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Save input values in uint8 arrays in Octaves binary save format.





