Interactive Usage
While scripts are running, you may still view and manipulate scripts and plots, depending on the language used.
When an OML script is executed, the application remains active.
This allows for:
- Using the Stop button to stop a long running script (infinite loop).
- Viewing and manipulating plots (such as zooming in on plots).
- Navigating the data via the pagination mechanism.
- Entering values in the Command Window, if interactive commands such asinput are used.
When a Tcl script is executed, the application is waiting for the script to complete.
When a Python script is executed, the application remains active.
This allows for:
- Using the Stop button to stop a long running script (infinite loop).
- Viewing and manipulating plots (such as zooming in on plots).
- Entering values in the Command Window, if interactive commands such as input are used.
When an R script is executed, the application remains active.
This allows for:
- Using the Stop button to stop a long running script (infinite loop).
- Viewing and manipulating plots (such as zooming in on plots).
- Entering values in the Command Window, if interactive commands such as readline are used