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Harold Vanicek

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17 Feb 2005 Screenshot Fast Progress Display The fastest way to show a progress bar is to do it without a gui...this does just that. Author: Harold Vanicek data import, data export, waitbar, progress, percentage, pct 2 2
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17 Feb 2005 Fast Progress Display The fastest way to show a progress bar is to do it without a gui...this does just that. Author: Harold Vanicek Never Give my Real Name, Jérôme

Exchanging some e-mail with the author I decided to change my rating from 1 to 5.
Not because I appreciate the code produce here. But I misunderstood it's utility.

So my current rating would be 3

The rating I posted before is more related to the difficulty to include this code into others.

Waiting for next version of getpct.m

Jérôme

15 Feb 2005 Fast Progress Display The fastest way to show a progress bar is to do it without a gui...this does just that. Author: Harold Vanicek Never Give my Real Name, Jérôme

How to say ?

Why not simply :

for i=1:1000

% Insert your code

fprintf([num2str(floor(100*i/1000)) ' %%\n'])

end

On my PC :
your example : 15 s
  my example : 0.5 s

(That's without any processing code !)

How could you hope saving time with so much "if" conditions in your code ?

Jérôme

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17 Feb 2005 Screenshot Fast Progress Display The fastest way to show a progress bar is to do it without a gui...this does just that. Author: Harold Vanicek data import, data export, waitbar, progress, percentage, pct 2 2
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