Paul Mattern

Hi Yuri, thanks for your comment! Simple tab-delimited tables can already be made with current version:
>> dt = DataTable();
>> dt{1:3,1:3} = rand(3);
>> dt.toText('delimiter', char(9)) % char(9) is a tab

0.8147 0.9134 0.2785
0.9058 0.6324 0.5469
0.1270 0.0975 0.9575

Or are you looking for something else?

Thanks for the comment. I just submitted the new version and it should be available shortly.

For a quick fix replace line 933 in DataTable.m:
strdata = myformat(this.applyColumnFormat());
by
strdata = this.standardFormat(this.applyColumnFormat());

More infos about the bug: The function "myformat" only exists on my computer and has been replaced by standardFormat in the DataTable class. Unfortunately I did not replace it everywhere.

Hi Yuri, thanks for your comment! Simple tab-delimited tables can already be made with current version:
>> dt = DataTable();
>> dt{1:3,1:3} = rand(3);
>> dt.toText('delimiter', char(9)) % char(9) is a tab

0.8147 0.9134 0.2785
0.9058 0.6324 0.5469
0.1270 0.0975 0.9575

Or are you looking for something else?

Hi Nicholaus,

the short answer is no, right now the TablePrinters get no information about the line number they are printing. So, it would require quite a bit of recoding to make it work. You could however use a (rather ugly) hack to get that extra \hline:

dt = DataTable();

... % fill table here

tmp = dt.getData(1,end);
dt{1,end} = sprintf('%g \\\\ \\hline %%', tmp{1});

dt.toLatex()

This might be enough for some quick printing of results, but of course it destroys the nice look of the table if you print it in any other format than Latex.

If some more people request a feature like this I may add it when I find some time.