mat2latex — Convert a matrix into LaTex matrix or LaTex table
mtex = mat2latex(mat,arg1, ,argn)
mat = a (n x k) matrix
arg1, ,argn = arguments which can be:
- 'rowtit=xx' a n-dimension string vector of row titles
- 'coltit=xx' a k-dimension string vector of columns titles
- 'caption=xx' the table caption or title
- 'digits=xx' a (1 x 1) or a k-dimensional vector indicating the number of digits to display in each columns
(default = all)
- 'align=xx' a (1 x 1) or a k-dimensional vector indicating the alignment of the corresponding columns (default = center for all)
*'c': center
*'l': left
*'r': right
- 'float=xx' a string indicating the position of table (default='!ht')
* 'b': bottom of the page
* 't': top of the page
* 'h': at the very place in the text where it occurs
* 'p': on a special page containing only floats
* '!': without considering most of the internal parameters which could stop this float from being placed
- 'label=xx' the LaTex anchor
- 'path=xx' a path where the file has to be saved and the name of the file ex: c:\mypath\mybable.tex'
mtex = a string formed of the LaTex code
Example taken from function mat2latex(): caption='My beautiful LaTex table (\%)' digits=2 rowtit='r'+string(1:n) coltit='c'+string(1:k) align="c" float='!ht' path='SCI\macros\grocer\db\mlatex.tex' mlatex=mat2latex(mat,'caption=caption','rowtit=rowtit','coltit=coltit','align=align','digits=2','path=path'); When no row titles, column titles, caption are not specidfied then a simple matrix is created. When the label obtion is filed the matrix equation is numbered