Re: ODF spreadsheets

[kensmith]

On Friday 25 January 2008 15:27, Mats Hedlund wrote:
[...]
> > Best method was suggested earlier; csv read/write. Octave loads
> > CSV's nicely.

You can also write cvs files line by line with code.  This lets you 
create a CVS file that is different from how the data is stored in 
Octave.


> Sure, numbers can be dealt with but there are two missing
> functionalities with CSV:
> 1. can not deal with strings (for variable names, headers etc)

"Width","Depth"
1,2
3,4
5,6

Works in OpenOffice's spread sheet.

> 2. can not read/write data to/from a specific sheet in a ODS file
>
> In my mind that's all what would be needed for dealing with ODS
> formats from a pragmatic standpoint. Looks like the m-file referred
> to is dealing with the read part. Could be a good starting point for
> adding writing capabilities. I'll give it a spin.
> /Mats
>
> > -Muthu
> >
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