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1 | %'cell2tab': transform a Matlab cell in a character array suitable for display in a table
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2 | %------------------------------------------------------------------------
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3 | % function Tabchar=cell2tab(Tabcell,separator)
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4 | %
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5 | % OUTPUT:
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6 | % Tabchar: character array suitable for table display
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7 | %
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8 | % INPUT:
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9 | % Tabcell: (ni,nj) cell table, for ni lines
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10 | % separator: character used for separating displayed columns
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11 |
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12 | function Tabchar=cell2tab(Tabcell,separator)
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13 | Tabchar={};%default
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14 | [ni,nj]=size(Tabcell);
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15 |
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16 | %determine width of each column
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17 | widthcolumn=max(cellfun(@length,Tabcell));
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18 |
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19 | %justify table
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20 | for itab=1:ni
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21 | charchain=[];
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22 | for jtab=1:nj% read line
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23 | textlu=Tabcell{itab,jtab};
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24 | if widthcolumn(jtab)>length(textlu)
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25 | blankstr=char(32*ones(1,widthcolumn(jtab)-length(textlu)));
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26 | textlu=[textlu blankstr];
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27 | end
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28 | if ~isempty(charchain)
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29 | textlu=[separator textlu];
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30 | end
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31 | charchain=[charchain textlu];
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32 | end
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33 | Tabchar(itab,1)={charchain};
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34 | end
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35 |
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36 | %nb : char(Tabchar(:,jtab)) gives directly a column with the blanks filled |
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