Table Region

#41 Posted: 2015/12/1 20:24:45

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Hello Alex

That's an interesting idea; I've something in my mind but is not yet fully defined. Now I'm working to complete a new plugin, then I'll start to update the core of the table region, I know there are several bugs to fix and things to add. This will require time.

Of course you can play with the code, there aren't restrictions

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Alexander O. Melnik 2015/12/9 13:52:00

#42 Posted: 2015/12/9 13:57:35

Alexander O. Melnik

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Hi Davide,

I looked at the code - it seems to be somewhat out of my league (at least for now). I might just wait till you decide it is time to use table region for matrix creation.

Thank you for your hard work here!

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Davide Carpi 2015/12/10 11:28:00

#43 Posted: 2015/12/17 01:51:23

Jean Giraud

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Wrote
a convincing example of where display contents editing is useful.

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I agree with Martin:

1. If your matrix is wrong: recreate the same way you did "wrong" but this time "right"
2. If you create a matrix from a *.PDF, address the element you want to correct.
3. You can extract "row', "col"
4. You can insert row(s) by submatrix and stacking.
5. You can insert col(s) by transposing by [4. above] and re-transpose.

If you are given a horse, don't ask for the saddle.
à cheval donné: ne demande pas la bride

"Edit" is a very large word, especially if not exemplified.

No work sheet = No problem !

Jean

#44 Posted: 2015/12/17 22:51:28

Jean Giraud

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This work sheet may be useful. Many important modules are missing:
1. Replace part of a matrix by another one.
2. Insert row(s)/col(s) at specific position.
...etc.

Jean
Utilities Matrix.sm (161.71 KiB) downloaded 976 time(s).

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ioan92 2015/12/18 06:16:00

#45 Posted: 2017/7/5 08:30:02

sergio

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As shown in the attached image, I encounter a problem using SMath-formatted labels for table headers.
This problem did not exist in previous versions as highlighted in the image.
In particular, the problem seems to be limited to the use of "." for the subscript.

I note that the opening "TableRegion.sm" of the sample file causes the program to crash Smath (only in version 098.6356).

sergio

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Davide Carpi 2017/7/5 09:34:00

#46 Posted: 2017/7/5 13:28:14

Davide Carpi

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Thank you Sergio,

please try with the updated plugin

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sergio 2017/7/5 14:55:00

#47 Posted: 2017/7/5 14:30:23

uncblue

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Wow I had no idea this plugin even existed.
Thanks so much to the SMath contributors and especially Davide for this plugin.

#48 Posted: 2017/7/5 14:57:31

sergio

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Ok works as well as before

thank you Davide

#49 Posted: 2017/7/5 18:17:14

uncblue

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Davide,

I looked through the example files but I didn't see anything that addressed my situation.
I'm not sure if this is even possible or if I overlooked the option.

Is there a way to word wrap the header to fit a set width for the numeric table values?
The second table in the screenshot is similar to what I'm trying to achieve.

I also made a quick example in excel to help illustrate.

I was also going to use the footnote option as an alternative but I'm came across a similar problem where I couldn't widen the note section since it appears dependent on the table width.

#50 Posted: 2017/7/5 21:26:15

Davide Carpi

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Hello [userlink]uncblue[/userlink],

I guess this feature is not available (I have to double check the code but I'm almost sure I haven't ooded it).

This plugin has a lot of room for improvements (and several fixes), I'll try to come back on it in the future!

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uncblue 2017/7/5 21:59:00

#51 Posted: 2017/7/5 21:59:20

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Hello [userlink]uncblue[/userlink],

I guess this feature is not available (I have to double check the code but I'm almost sure I haven't ooded it).

This plugin has a lot of room for improvements (and several fixes), I'll try to come back on it in the future!

Ok, that sounds great.
I'm so glad I came across this plugin because I was creating "ugly" tables manually before I found this.

#52 Posted: 2017/10/4 08:27:55

Martin_B

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Hi,
found an issue in Version 0.1.6395.15149, using SMath 0.98.64.84.

It is related to using commas (,) for decimal separator.

The plugin seems to replace every point with a comma, also where used as subsript.
e. g. "BS,k" (the string "BS,k" cannot be found in the sm-File).

Tables work well if point as decimal separator is used.

Bevor calculation:

After calculation:

#53 Posted: 2017/10/4 09:20:48

Martin_B

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Nested arrays as input for a table don't work anymore, too.

#54 Posted: 2017/10/4 12:11:38

Davide Carpi

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Thank you [userlink]MarB[/userlink], I'll look into it ASAP

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Oscar Campo 2017/10/6 13:19:00, Martin_B 2017/10/4 16:29:00

#55 Posted: 2017/10/8 14:31:02

Davide Carpi

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PLUGIN UPDATED SMath Studio 0.98.6484 and later

provided access to settings via context menu;
fixed some issues related to Session' Profile compatibility;
SS-120: fixed issues with nested matrices;
SS-2394: fixed decimal places/significant figures settings not stored;
significant figures algorithm refactored;

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sergio 2017/10/8 16:15:00, Oscar Campo 2017/10/8 18:52:00, NDTM Amarasekera 2017/10/8 23:36:00, Martin_B 2017/10/9 02:59:00, frapuano 2017/10/9 03:37:00

#56 Posted: 2017/10/9 02:58:20

Martin_B

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Thanks for your improvement, Davide.

In following screenshot you can see the following behaviour:

With number format set to default...
- numbers are always written with exponent (left/right stub also)
- strings are printed with surrounding "" and Expressions are not formatted

By changing the number format to number, everything looks as usual.
Is that intended?