Many thanks!
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Hi,
There is a little issue always bugging me, whenever an atoms module has been
installed, it will be kept in "archives" folder, either in SCI or SCIHOME
respective folder.
Under some circumstances if the developer update some patch in the portal and
and remain the same version, atomsSy
You can hide the graticule with :
gca().children(1:$-1).visible=%f
S.
Le 20/03/2020 à 15:14, arctica1963 a écrit :
Hi all,
Very basic query. I have a polar plot and I want to just have the data
points visible but not the graticule of the polar plot. I have the figure
defined as f=gcf() with a
Hi all,
Very basic query. I have a polar plot and I want to just have the data
points visible but not the graticule of the polar plot. I have the figure
defined as f=gcf() with axes a=gca().
Is there a quick way to just turn it off? According to the figure properties
it is all under the Axes prop
(num,den) calling style seems to be OK:
--> [a,b]=simp(prod(q.num),prod(q.den))
a =
2 3 4
3.432D-17 +1.230D-16s +3.079D-16s +5.709D-17s +3.432D-17s
b =
2 3 4
1.004 +61.501
Hello Frederico,
The problem is in simp() :
---> rlist(prod(a.num),prod(a.den),a.dt)
ans =
2 3 4
3.432D-17 + 1.230D-16s + 3.079D-16s + 5.709D-17s + 3.432D-17s
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