Version 0.1.1-bzr 

2009-05-07

* Added an eval function. A string of Octave code can be executed
  through this function. The returned values are converted to Python
  objects as with the feval function.

  In principle, this could be achieved simply using feval("eval", but
  the advantages to this implementation are:

  1. faster (avoids double call and double conversion of code string)

  2. explicit control of printing rather than implicitly with nargout
  (as in eval)

  3. separate exception classes for parse error / execution error

2009-05-05

* Added functionality for one-row cell arrays.  The Python list is
  converted to a one-row cell array and vice versa.

* Added functionality for structs.  The Python distionary is converted
  to a Octave struct and vice versa.  The implementation tries to be
  as true as possible to Octave's struct constructor.