Provide tools to import and export data set tables to and from Gnuplot, MATLAB and Mathematica compatible formats, or customized format. More...
static double [][] fromGNUPlot (String data) Parsesdata
according to the standard GNUPlot format and stores the extracted values in the returned table. More...
data
according to the standard CSV format and stores the extracted values in the returned table. More...
data
according to a user defined format and stores the extracted values in the returned table. More...
data
into a String
, with format understandable by GNUPlot. More...
data
into a String
, with format understandable by GNUPlot. More...
data
into a String
with format CSV (comma-separated value tabular data). More...
data
into a String
with format CSV (comma-separated value tabular data). More...
data
into a String
with customized format. More...
data
into a String
with customized format from an XYSeriesCollection
variable. More...
Provide tools to import and export data set tables to and from Gnuplot, MATLAB and Mathematica compatible formats, or customized format.
◆ fromCSV() static double [][] fromCSV ( String data ) staticParses data
according to the standard CSV format and stores the extracted values in the returned table.
data
.
String
doesn’t share the same number of values
Parses data
according to a user defined format and stores the extracted values in the returned table.
betweenValues
sets characters between values on the same line and endLine
sets characters which separates each line of the input data set. Usually, this parameter contains the classic end of line character n
. This method uses regular expressions, so it is possible to use regular characters as defined in the standard java API, specially in the class Pattern (package java.util.regex).
String
which separates values on the same line. endLine String
which separates lines. data String to parse.
data
.
String
doesn’t share the same number of values
Parses data
according to the standard GNUPlot format and stores the extracted values in the returned table.
All unrecognized characters and empty lines will be cut. Deleting comments inside the input String
is recommended.
data
.
String
doesn’t share the same number of values
Stores data tables data
into a String
with format CSV (comma-separated value tabular data).
The output string could be imported from a file to a matrix into Mathematica with Mathematica’s function Import["fileName", "CSV"]
, or into MATLAB with MATLAB’s function csvread(’fileName’)
.
Stores series collection data
into a String
with format CSV (comma-separated value tabular data).
Stores data tables data
into a String
with customized format.
heading
sets the head of the returned String
, footer
sets its end, betweenValues
sets characters between values on the same line and finally endLine
sets characters which separates each line of the input data set. Normally, this parameter contains the classic end of line character ‘n’.
String
. footer end of the returned String
. betweenValues String
which separates values on the same line. endLine String
which separates lines. precision number of decimal data data tables.
Stores data tables data
into a String
with customized format from an XYSeriesCollection
variable.
String
. footer end of the returned String
. betweenValues String
which separates values on the same line. endLine String
which separates lines. precision number of decimal data data tables.
Stores data tables data
into a String
, with format understandable by GNUPlot.
Stores series collection data
into a String
, with format understandable by GNUPlot.
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