I find, in R2024b (I haven’t checked other versions), then when running sub-sections of code, for example with , the command line prompt stays visible while the computation is in progress. This is not the case when running normally, and I am wondering if it is a deliberate design choice. If so, I wonder if there is some preference setting that will deactivate this, as I find it makes it a bit more difficult to see when Matlab is busy (in spite of the ‘Busy’ notification in the lower left of the Matlab desktop).I find, in R2024b (I haven’t checked other versions), then when running sub-sections of code, for example with , the command line prompt stays visible while the computation is in progress. This is not the case when running normally, and I am wondering if it is a deliberate design choice. If so, I wonder if there is some preference setting that will deactivate this, as I find it makes it a bit more difficult to see when Matlab is busy (in spite of the ‘Busy’ notification in the lower left of the Matlab desktop). I find, in R2024b (I haven’t checked other versions), then when running sub-sections of code, for example with , the command line prompt stays visible while the computation is in progress. This is not the case when running normally, and I am wondering if it is a deliberate design choice. If so, I wonder if there is some preference setting that will deactivate this, as I find it makes it a bit more difficult to see when Matlab is busy (in spite of the ‘Busy’ notification in the lower left of the Matlab desktop). run section, prompt MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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