Octave in Matlab run. m file comparison _octave

Octave with Matlab compared to feel is still somewhat inconvenient, such as in the MATLAB run a test.m file, can be on the command line of MATLAB:

1, directly enter the file name return, such as >>test, enter

2, run (' TEST.M ')

3, will test.m directly onto the MATLAB command line

In octave, only 1 and 2 methods work, 3 is not, drag the past will only show on the command line ' TEST.M ', of course, we can add the run () function, enter the can, or remove '. m ' and then enter.

In addition Matlab has a lot of built-in functions, we can use directly. In this respect, the octave function seems to be a bit scarce, the need to install related packages, which is not as fast and convenient as MATLAB.