Re: Great, great Request
- From: "Gavrilo Bozovic" <gavrilo.dot.bozovic@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 25 Aug 2009 06:44:02 +0000 (UTC)
"Tato Jandieri" <vjandieri@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message <h6viul$48e$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>...
Hello,
I have a request and please help me. I think it is easy, but I failed.
It is urgent.
I have a physical problem that I am solving in Matlab.
I have 4 pulses f1(t), f2(t)... radiated from different receivers R(1), R(2)....
I have already written a loop for one pulse that characterizes f1(t) pulse propagation in medium:
for t=1:nmax
....................
R(1)=f1(t)
...................
end
My problem is that I would like to consider in the same loop 4 different pulses. When calculation for f1(t) is finished, calculation for f2(t) should start automatically...and so on.
Of course, I can copy 4 times the same loop for different pulses, but this loop is too big and it is very inconvenient. Please, help me. It is urgent.
Couldn't you just save the contents of your loop as a function, and call it 4 times, for your 4 pulses? You won't repeat the same part of code 4 times, and, secondarily, it will keep your main code smaller.
Otherwise, you might be able to genrate a matrix out of your 4 pulses and treat it in one loop, but I'm not sure it would be cleaner.
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