A problem with section of code days after entered

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My code out of nowhere started malfunctioning. I tried everything I could think of. I found an old GUI and it started working making me realize it was the adjustment I made many runs and days ago. To confirm, I took this snippet out of the problematic GUIs and it started working again. Here is the code in question:
axis tight
camlight
shading interp
colormap(jet(256))
I used it after Surf(M) to give my surf plot better visuals and I took this code from a answer I found here on MatAnswers
My question is do I have to worry about this happening in the future now that I have changed the code to:
camlight left;
lighting phong
Has anyone found the code I entered problematic? I am worried because I am about to give this code to someone to use as a new program for them. So I won't be there if it goes wrong again. Thanks.
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shannon stoffel
shannon stoffel on 4 Sep 2015
Edited: shannon stoffel on 4 Sep 2015
Okay sorry. My GUI, let's call it A, I added a snippet to make the surf plot easier to look at. I did this two days ago and have run through the code like a 100 times. Then yesterday, once I selected one button, all the other buttons stopped working. So I went to an old GUI, let's call it B, which has the same coding except for the adjustment to the surf plot, and it worked. I figured out here that the problem must be the adjustment to the surf plot. I then tried GUI A and took out the additional surf coding and it worked. What I am asking is if anyone has had a problem with the code
"camlight left;
lighting phong"
because without adjusting, the Surf Plot is really terrible to look at and interpret. This is a different code than the one that was not letting me select any buttons.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 4 Sep 2015
What should we be looking for to determine whether it is working or broken? is it producing an error message for you? Is the surface disappearing?

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