Too many output arguments
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Hi, I am writing a matlab code to analyze GNSS satellite track using Rinex data. However, it comes up with error where there are too many arguments. The code is basically coming from the skyplot manual from matlab and it should be fine theoretically. How can I fix this problem in line 553? Thanks.
recPos = [0 0 0];
maskAngle = 10;
filename = "hkkt020e.24n";
data = rinexread(filename);
data.GPS(1:4,:) % Just used for understanding rine file content, basically caln ignore it
[~,satIdx] = unique(data.GPS.SatelliteID);
navmsg = data.GPS(satIdx,:);
startTime = navmsg.Time(1);
secondsPerHour = 3600;
dt = 60; % seconds
numHours = 1;
timeElapsed = 0:dt:(secondsPerHour*numHours);
t = startTime + seconds(timeElapsed);
numSats = numel(navmsg.SatelliteID);
allAz = NaN(numel(t),numSats);
allEl = allAz;
for idx = 1:numel(t)
[satPos,~,satID] = gnssconstellation(t(idx),RINEXData=navmsg);
[az,el,vis] = lookangles(recPos,satPos,maskAngle);
allAz(idx,:) = az;
allEl(idx,:) = el;
end
allEl(allEl < 0) = missing;
figure
sp = skyplot(allAz(1,:),allEl(1,:),satID,MaskElevation=maskAngle);
for idx = 1:size(allAz, 1)
set(sp,AzimuthData=allAz(1:idx,:),ElevationData=allEl(1:idx,:));
drawnow limitrate
end
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Walter Roberson
el 6 de Feb. de 2024
That is odd.
What shows up for
which -all skyplot
Yat Chi
el 6 de Feb. de 2024
Walter Roberson
el 6 de Feb. de 2024
I need to know the output of
which -all skyplot
Yat Chi
el 6 de Feb. de 2024
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