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Telling MATLAB to wait

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Zach 2011-5-12

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评论： Ghenam Dahmane 2022-11-4

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I'm doing a project and when I run my code, instead of MATLAB plotting the results after every time-step, it's only plotting the end result. I tried using the wait and timeout function but was unsuccessful. If anyone could help me put a 0.5 sec delay so MATLAB has the chance to plot that would be great!

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Do you call PLOT after every time-step? After every time-step, call PLOT then cal DRAWNOW. You can also call PAUSE with a time-to-pause argument, but I doubt this is what you really want to do with your code.

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Sean de Wolski 2011-5-12

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在 MATLAB Online 中打开

pause(0.5)

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To flush the graphics queue, DRAWNOW is preferred.

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thank you!

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Yes, but if only drawnow is used then it'll still zip right through and show only the end result. Hence is they want to see each time point, a pause() is still necessary.

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x = 1:10;

y = x.^2;

figure;

hold on

for ii = 1:10

plot(x(ii),y(ii),'r*');

drawnow;

pause(0.5) %comment me to see the difference

end

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Well, it's not showing only the end result, it's just that it's too quick for the eye to catch the intermediate steps.

Sorry, I'm a pedant. But the bottom line is correct: use drawnow to flush the queue *and* (usually) pause to control the animation timing.

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Also, it would depend on what the user meant by timestep. I was picturing a lengthy calculation that would allow for more of a natural pause using DRAWNOW.

Also, setting the axis limits at the start is always a good idea for these types of things!

x = 1:10;

y = x.^2;

figure;

axis([0 10 0 100])

hold on

for ii = 1:10

plot(x(ii),y(ii),'r*');

sort(rand(3000)); % Simulate lengthy calculation

drawnow;

end

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FYI, I opened up a related discussion in a new question: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/7309-is-pause-a-superset-of-drawnow

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@Matt Tearle,

I don't believe that "it's just too quick for the eye". I think it's because of the event queue issue. In other words, if you were to record the screen with a high-speed camera, you probably still won't be able to see the intermediate plots.

Unfortunately, I don't have a high-speed camera handy so I can't verify...

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@Jiro and Matt Tearle,

I can see the intermediate plots if the ax-lims are held before the loop! Perhaps I need a faster computer...

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@Matt Fig,

You mean without "drawnow"??

@Matt Tearle,

Darn hidden comments. I think I didn't see the whole thread of comments, so I thought you were referring to the OP's question, not to Sean's comment.

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@Jiro,

I mean the code I pasted in comment 6, but without the call to SORT. It is fast, but I definitely see it changing...

My new laptop should be here tomorrow, so I may not see it then.

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@Matt Fig,

Oh, I see. Yeah, I also see it with the drawnow. The question is whether it's updating faster than 30 Hz. My monitor refreshes at 60 Hz, so Nyquist frequency is 30.

Matt Tearle 2011-5-13