Work out what happened at any specific place in a given iteration. It actually makes the calculations much easier to de-bug when you are trying to for very largeĪnd complicated simulations, I have found it helpful to control the main iteration (over time) with a
Show g1, g2, shows several graphics combined. There is some sort of option with Print that tells the software to expand the boundaries so that allīTW, I know you are wondering why I do a simulation with a FOR Loop. Show Show graphics, options shows graphics with the specified options added.
Mathematica is not displaying the full region defined by the graphics. Print ] The only problem with the Print statement is that it looks as if part of the I did discover that if I put a Print statement around the Graphics, Mathematica will show the results But the FOR Loop is running a simulation, and each time the loopĬompletes an iteration - I would like to show the Graphics. It is not possible for me to eliminate the FOR Loop because there are other statements inside that loop.įor simplicity, I did not show them. I didn't do a very good job of explaining my exact problem.
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