Hi,
Given this code :
using Plots
pyplot()
default(show = true)
plot(rand(3))
plot(rand(5))
The first plot is instantly overloaded by the second one. How to pause the execution as long as the window is not closed?
Thanks
Ghislain
Hi,
Given this code :
using Plots
pyplot()
default(show = true)
plot(rand(3))
plot(rand(5))
The first plot is instantly overloaded by the second one. How to pause the execution as long as the window is not closed?
Thanks
Ghislain
add an exclamation mark at the end of the second plot
function:
using Plots
pyplot()
default(show = true)
plot(rand(3))
plot!(rand(5))
Or if you want to create the second plot in a different window, use reuse=false
:
using Plots; pyplot()
plot(rand(3))
plot(rand(5), reuse=false)
But if your question is how to pause execution until the first plot is closed, I have no idea.
Thanks guys for the fast reply!
I knew the plot!
command but I missed the reuse
option.
I don’t need to pause execution if I have several windows.