Open IgorDouven opened 4 years ago
You can loop using mod1
:
@bind i Clock()
let
data_index = mod1(i, length(data))
plot(data[data_index])
end
But a stopping feature would be nice.
Thanks -- works perfectly!
Op wo 23 sep. 2020 om 11:42 schreef Fons van der Plas < notifications@github.com>:
You can loop using mod1:
@bind i Clock()
let data_index = mod1(i, length(data)) plot(data[data_index])end
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This is a nice solution for now. However, mod1
throws an error until the clock is started, because the bound variable is nothing
.
So for my animation in Pluto, I used something like
data_index = mod1( (i |> isnothing) ? 1 : i, length(data))
so that the first frame of the animation is displayed until "Start" is clicked.
I like the
Clock
feature a lot. But is there a possibility to set an end point? Now, when I let the clock run, it will eventually error, given that it tries to go on even when there are no more data to plot. Looping back would be an alternative.