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What options (and package) would you use to incrementally plot the results of a calculation? Imagine I want to plot the results of a computation that lasts for a very long time and I don't want to wait till the end to see some results. It won't be a good idea to plot every single point because it would be very slow to launch the plot command every time. I will plot every N points instead (saving them on a vector). For example if I do it with the Fibonacci series, breaking the loop in two nested loops in order to plot the results every 10 iterations: fibo=rep(0,112);fibo[1]=0;fibo[2]=1; plot

Previously I was using an older version of Android SDK Tools , and now I moved to a new pc, setup my new development environment from scratch and copied and imported the projects from the previous pc. Now if I create a new project in the current environment I notice that the SDK creates a file proguard.cfg in the root folder of the project which I didn't see for any of my previous projects on the previous setup. I looked up the use of proguard.cfg and it sounds useful. But this proguard.cfg file is not present in the projects which I created on the previous setup. And, it also makes me think

I have the following table: RecordID Name Col1 Col2 .... ColN The RecordID is BIGINT PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED IDENTITY(1,1) and RecordID and Name are initialized. The other columns are NULLs. I have a function which returns information about the other columns by Name . To initialized my table I use the following algorithm: Create a LOOP Get a row, select its Name value Execute the function using the selected name, and store its result in temp variables Insert the temp variables in the table Move to the next record Is there a way to do this without looping? paparazzo Cross apply was basically

I have an unpublished app on Google Play which I want to update for my existing users, but not let new users download it. The Google Play documentation seems to be saying that this can be done by simply uploading an updated apk (and not re-publishing the app): Unpublished Apps Existing app users will still be able to receive app updates, even if you unpublish your app. If you don't want new users to find and download your app but still want to provide updates to your existing users, set your app to Unpublished in the Developer Console. https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer