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SSJ: TableFormat Class Reference
This class provides methods to format arrays and matrices into String s in different styles. More...
static final int PLAIN = 0 Plain text matrix printing style.
static final int MATHEMATICA = 1 Mathematica matrix printing style.
static final int MATLAB = 2 Matlab matrix printing style.
static String format (int V[], int n1, int n2, int k, int p) Formats a String containing the elements n1 to n2 (inclusive) of table V, k elements per line, p positions per element. More...
static String format (double V[], int n1, int n2, int k, int p1, int p2, int p3) Similar to the previous method, but for an array of double’s. More...
static String format (int[][] Mat, int i1, int i2, int j1, int j2, int w, int p, int style, String Name) static String format (double[][] Mat, int i1, int i2, int j1, int j2, int w, int p, int style, String Name) Formats the submatrix with lines i1 \(\le i \le\) i2 and columns j1 \(\le j \le\) j2 of the matrix Mat, using the formatting style style. More...
static String format (int[][] Mat, int i1, int i2, int j1, int j2, int w, int style, String Name) Similar to the previous method, but for a matrix of int’s. More...
This class provides methods to format arrays and matrices into String s in different styles.
This could be useful for printing arrays and subarrays, or for putting them in files for further treatment by other softwares such as Mathematica, Matlab, etc.
◆ format() [1/4] static String format ( int V[], int n1, int n2, int k, int p ) static
Formats a String containing the elements n1 to n2 (inclusive) of table V, k elements per line, p positions per element.
If k = 1, the array index will also appear on the left of each element, i.e., each line i will have the form i V[i].
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Parameters
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V array to be formated n1 index of the first element being formated n2 index of the last element being formated k number of elements per line p number of positions per element
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Returns
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formated string repreenting the elements
◆ format() [2/4] static String format ( double V[], int n1, int n2, int k, int p1, int p2, int p3 ) static
Similar to the previous method, but for an array of double’s.
Gives at least p1 positions per element, p2 digits after the decimal point, and at least p3 significant digits.
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Parameters
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V array to be formated n1 index of the first element being formated n2 index of the last element being formated k number of elements per line p1 number of positions per element p2 number of digits after the decimal point p3 number of significant digits
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Returns
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formated string repreenting the elements
◆ format() [3/4] static String format ( double Mat[][], int i1, int i2, int j1, int j2, int w, int p, int style, String Name ) static
Formats the submatrix with lines i1 \(\le i \le\) i2 and columns j1 \(\le j \le\) j2 of the matrix Mat, using the formatting style style.
The elements are formated in w positions each, with a precision of p digits. Name provides an identifier for the submatrix. To be treated by Matlab, the returned string must be copied to a file with extension .m. If the file is named poil.m, for example, it can be accessed by calling poil in Matlab. For Mathematica, if the file is named poil, it will be read using << poil;.
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Parameters
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Mat matrix to be formated i1 index of the first row being formated i2 index of the last row being formated j1 index of the first column being formated j2 index of the last column being formated w number of positions for each element p number of digits after the decimal point of the elements style formating style of the submatrix, being one of MATHEMATICA, MATLAB, or PLAIN Name descriptive name of the submatrix
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Returns
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formated string representing the submatrix
◆ format() [4/4] static String format ( int Mat[][], int i1, int i2, int j1, int j2, int w, int style, String Name ) static
Similar to the previous method, but for a matrix of int’s.
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Parameters
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Mat matrix to be formated i1 index of the first row being formated i2 index of the last row being formated j1 index of the first column being formated j2 index of the last column being formated w number of positions for each element style formating style of the submatrix, being one of MATHEMATICA, MATLAB, or PLAIN Name descriptive name of the submatrix
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Returns
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formated string representing the submatrix
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