Re: Problem while using waitforbuttonpress function

[Giox79]

Hi Tatsuro,
I tried the command:

 figure(); 

followed by 
 [x,y,r]= ginput(1)

it works!
Through it I can "discriminate" if a mouse or a keyboard event happened.
I was sure that ginput was ok only for mouse events, but the r parameter
tell me what happens in detail (as I expected to do waitforbuttonpress).
You solved my problem thanks a lot.
A last question: how to mark this topic as solved?
Is there some way in this forum or not?
Thanks again 
Gio


Tatsuro MATSUOKA-2 wrote:
> 
> Error correction.
> 
> BTW, did you try a=ginput(1) on octave for windows with graph plotted (not
> figure() after figure)?
> !
> v
> (not figure() after plot)?
> 
> 
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