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Octave also has a real mechanism for handling functions that return an unspecified number of values, so it is no longer necessary to place an upper bound on the number of outputs that a function can produce.
Here is an example of a function that uses the new syntax to produce
N
values:
function [...] = foo (n) for i = 1:n vr_val (i); endfor endfunction