Are there a way to do [println($(a[i,j])) for i in 1:10, j in 1:3]? a=zeros(10,3) [println("$(a[i,:])") for i in 1:10]#works [println("$(a[i,j])") for i in 1:10, for j in 1:3] #nope [println("$(a[i,j])") for i in 1:10, j in 1:3] #nope So it can be applied within annotate!() in plotting: x_len=3 …

Annotate data points in a y matrix with several series

tlienart March 3, 2020, 10:25pm 2

can you not do

for i in 1:x_len, j in 1:series)
    annotate!(x[i], y[i,j], string(note[i,j]))
end

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