Re: Returning to command prompt

[Andy Buckle]

> is there a command that I can place at the end of my code to tell Octave to
> return to the command prompt after the job is done. Mine stays up in the
> air, till I do press "q".
> My last two lines are:
> close all; % closing all figures
> elapsed_time = toc % getting a handle to the time spent

you can put "exit" at the end of a script to exit octave. your
reference to 'q' makes me think you are looking at output using more.
if you don't like that you can do "more off". you can put that in your
script, or perhaps in your .octaverc.

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