Re: displaying structures array as table

[CdeMills]

Hello Jordi,

an educated guess is that the row names should have more or less the same
width. Let's say that the maximum width is 8, then a possible implementation
is

a=[]; a(1).a = 1; a(2).a=2;a(1).b=3;a(2).b=4; 
for indi = (fieldnames(a)).'
  printf ('%2s %s', indi{:}, disp ([a.(indi{:})]));
end

results in         
 a    1.0000e+00   2.0000e+00
 b    3.0000e+00   4.0000e+00

The trick is to call 'disp' to generate the last string, which ensures it is
terminated by a line feed.
This way, the call to disp is encapsulated, so basically the format used is
the default one. The only thing to be adjusted is the width of the row
names.

Regards

Pascal



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