I am currently producing the following 2 graphs inside a for loop:
% LogPriceReturn Graph
figure(1); % opens a new figure for graph
x = Timestep; % sets x axis equal to the 'Timestep'
y = LogPriceReturn; % sets y axis equal to the 'LogPriceReturn'
plot(x,y, 'Marker','o', 'MarkerFaceColor','black'); hold on % plots graph of x and y, using 'hold on' command to retain each loop result
title('Log Price Return'); % sets the title of graph
xlabel('Timestep'); % sets x-axis label of graph
ylabel('Log Price Return Graph'); % sets y-axis label of graph
axis([1 n -1 1]); % formats axis limits
% StockPrice Graph
figure(2) % opens a new figure for graph
x = Timestep; % sets x axis equal to the 'Timestep'
y = StockPrice; % sets y axis equal to the 'StockPrice'
plot(x,y, 'Marker','o', 'MarkerFaceColor', 'black'); hold on % plots graph of x and y, using 'hold on' command to retain each loop result
title('Stock Price'); % sets the title of graph
xlabel('Timestep'); % sets x-axis label of graph
ylabel('Stock Price'); % sets y-axis label of graph
axis([1 n -inf inf]); % formats axis limits
When I run the code I can see the figures immediately as they update with each loop.
Is there a way I can only see the figures once the code has run? i.e. at the end?

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2017년 2월 11일

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For my purposes here (and since you didn’t post it), I’m using ‘k’ as the loop index. So assume this loop:
for k = ...
% LogPriceReturn Graph
x1(k) = Timestep; % sets x axis equal to the 'Timestep'
y1(k) = LogPriceReturn; % sets y axis equal to the 'LogPriceReturn'
x2(k) = Timestep; % sets x axis equal to the 'Timestep'
y2(k) = StockPrice; % sets y axis equal to the 'StockPrice'
end
figure(1); % opens a new figure for graph
plot(x1,y1, 'Marker','o', 'MarkerFaceColor','black'); hold on % plots graph of x and y, using 'hold on' command to retain each loop result
title('Log Price Return'); % sets the title of graph
xlabel('Timestep'); % sets x-axis label of graph
ylabel('Log Price Return Graph'); % sets y-axis label of graph
axis([1 n -1 1]); % formats axis limits
% StockPrice Graph
figure(2) % opens a new figure for graph
plot(x2,y2, 'Marker','o', 'MarkerFaceColor', 'black'); hold on % plots graph of x and y, using 'hold on' command to retain each loop result
title('Stock Price'); % sets the title of graph
xlabel('Timestep'); % sets x-axis label of graph
ylabel('Stock Price'); % sets y-axis label of graph
axis([1 n -inf inf]); % formats axis limits
NOTE — This is UNTESTED CODE. It should work, but may require minor modification.

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MK96
MK96 2017년 2월 11일
This worked, thanks
Star Strider
Star Strider 2017년 2월 11일
My pleasure.

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