Closed murilo-s closed 1 month ago
Hi!
This is not related to plotting. It is because y_sup is not declared explicitly, but created in the background by the $Sup method during the calculations. However since the code highlighting does not actually calculate the code but just scan the text, it cannot detect it. Please ignore it.
Thanks for your quick response Ned!
But this warning doesnt happen when using x_sup. So it is not clear why i get the warning if I use a different variable.
Aha! Thank you, i see. Maybe I manually set the highlighter to set x_sup as declared when meets $Sup. Probably it does not work with other variables. I will take a closer look.
Great, thanks!
Hi!
This is now fixed in version 6.2.3: https://github.com/Proektsoftbg/Calcpad/releases/tag/v6.2.3
Cheers! Ned
Awesome, Ned!
Thanks!
Hi,
I'm getting a warning of undeclared variable when using a f(y) function instead of f(x) function. But the weird part is that it is plotting correctly. See image:
Thanks.