Re: Creating "Pretty" Report from Octave

[Carlo de Falco]

On 8 Jun 2010, at 01:16, Fotios Kasolis wrote:

> A relatively simple solution to your problem is the following function
>
> which you simply call with 3 string arguments: function or script  
> file, title, and author. The function creates a proper .tex file -  
> together with the code included in the file you supplied it as its  
> first argument - which you can then change to achieve the desired  
> result.
>
> /Fotios

A different approach I use often is having one singlae LaTeX file to  
include all tables rather than create one pdf from each table.
You can try it out with the attached files by doing (on a unix system):

>> printlatextable ({'1','2','3','4'}, 
{'1','2','3','4','5'},'aaa',eye(5,4),'test_1.tex')
>> printlatextable ({'1','2','3','4'}, 
{'1','2','3','4','5'},'aaa',rand(5,4),'test_2.tex')
>> system ('pdflatex test.tex')

HTH,
c.

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