Closed rcassani closed 7 years ago
Some other comments from testing the Octave code on my machine:
Other than that, it's awesome, it worked straight away with Octave! :) Thanks @rcassani !!
xlim()
I see, that makes sense.
Le 2 avr. 2017 12:50, "Raymundo Cassani" notifications@github.com a écrit :
- The x-axis limits will be explicitly set with xlim()
- I'll check the closing and plotting behaviours in Octave. About closing both figures at the end is possible, however sometimes is useful to go back and see what happened, e.g. when running the scripts by yourself, to know what happened in the close-eyes segment. Also, all figures are closed when the scripts re-start.
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@hubertjb , can you verify if the behaviour of duplicated plots in Octave is corrected? If that's the case, we should be ready to merge :collision:
@rcassani it works fine for exercise 1! I just realized that for exercise 2 you also need to type in q
in the command window. Do you want to add that in the instruction string (something like "To stop exercise execution, close the decision figure window and press .")?
The last commit should have fix that issue
Works perfectly! Ready to merge :)
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