Re: displaying structures array as table

[CdeMills]

forkandwait wrote:
> 
> 
> (Maybe you want something more than display? Honestly displaying
> heterogeneous
> data is the only reason I miss R.)
> 
> Then you could have something like the following:
> 
> a(1).label = 'first';  a(1).x = 1; a(1).y=10;
> a(2).label = 'second'; a(2).x = 2; a(2).y=25;
> 
>> dispt(a)
> 
> label   x  y
> ------------
> first   1 10
> second  2 25
> 

Enclosed in a first try at implementing this.
Prerequise: 
-a structure array with a vector shape
-all fields are numeric
This function is a wrapper around 'disp', so global formating preferences
are used. Field names are used as row/column headers, according to the
structure orientation. Empty values are printed as 'NA', and when the
elements do not all have the same length, the shorter ones are padded with
blanks. Comment, remarks, and ameliorations are welcome.

Regards

Pascal

http://octave.1599824.n4.nabble.com/file/n3783045/tabdisp.m tabdisp.m           
      

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