# Created by Octave 3.4.2, Fri Sep 02 14:05:17 2011 EDT <mockbuild@fedora1.s390.bos.redhat.com>
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cell2cell


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 -- Loadable Function:  cell2cell (C, DIM)
     Return a one-dimensional cell array, extending along dimension
     DIM, which contains the slices of cell array C vertical to
     dimension DIM.




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Return a one-dimensional cell array, extending along dimension DIM,
which contai



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cell2csv


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 -- Function File:  cell2csv (FILE, C)
 -- Function File:  cell2csv (FILE, C, SEP)
 -- Function File:  cell2csv (FILE, C, SEP, PROT)
     Create a CSV file from a cell. SEP changes the character used to
     separate two fields. By default, two fields are expected to be
     separated by a coma (`,'). PROT changes the character used to
     protect a string. By default it's a double quote (`"').




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Create a CSV file from a cell.



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csv2cell


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 -- Function File: C =  csv2cell (FILE)
 -- Function File: C =  csv2cell (FILE, SEP)
 -- Function File: C =  csv2cell (FILE, SEP, PROT)
     Read a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file and convert it into a
     cell. SEP changes the character used to separate two fields. By
     default, two fields are expected to be separated by a coma (`,').
     PROT changes the character used to protect a string. By default
     it's a double quote (`"').




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Read a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file and convert it into a cell.



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csvconcat


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 -- Function File: STR =  csvconcat (C)
 -- Function File: STR =  csvconcat (C, SEP)
 -- Function File: STR =  csvconcat (C, SEP, PROT)
     Concatenate a cell into a CSV string or array of strings. SEP
     changes the character used to separate two fields. By default, two
     fields are expected to be separated by a coma (`,'). PROT changes
     the character used to protect a string. By default it's a double
     quote (`"').




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Concatenate a cell into a CSV string or array of strings.



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csvexplode


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 -- Function File: C =  csvexplode (STR)
 -- Function File: C =  csvexplode (STR, SEP)
 -- Function File: C =  csvexplode (STR, SEP, PROT)
     Explode a CSV string into a cell. SEP changes the character used
     to separate two fields. By default, two fields are expected to be
     separated by a coma (`,'). PROT changes the character used to
     protect a string. By default it's a double quote (`"').




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Explode a CSV string into a cell.



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partarray


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 -- Loadable Function:  partarray (A, IDX, ...)
     Return a column cell array with subarrays of the A. Start and end
     indices of subarrays are given in the rows of IDX. IDX can be
     given for each dimension, empty IDX means no partitioning in the
     respective dimension. Order of returned subarrays: rows of IDX of
     some dimension are completely used before using the next row of
     IDX of the higher dimension.

     Does not work with structure arrays at the moment.




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Return a column cell array with subarrays of the A.



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waitbar


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waitbar(...);
 WAITBAR displays a text-based wait bar. This function
 is similar to the Matlab waitbar command, but it is
 a text, rather than graphical function.

 A typical usage of WAITBAR in a lengthy computation
 (inside a FOR loop, for example) is as follows:

 for i=1:1000
     ## computation
     waitbar(i/1000);
 end

 WAITBAR(X,TITLE), where 0 <= X <= 1, sets the position of
 the waitbar to the fractional length X. Values of X exactly
 equal to 0 or 1 clear the waitbar. The optional second
 argument TITLE sets the waitbar caption to TITLE.

 If Octave is running in a smart terminal, the width is
 automatically detected, and the title is displayed in the
 waitbar (and truncated if it is too long). Otherwise, the
 title is not displayed and the width is initialized to a
 default of 50 characters, or it can be set to N characters
 with WAITBAR(0,N). If no terminal is detected (such as when
 Octave is run in batch mode and output is redirected), no
 output is generated.

 For compatibility with the Matlab version of this function
 (which is graphical rather than text-based), additional
 arguments are ignored, but there are no guarantees of perfect
 compatibility.


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waitbar(.



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xmlread


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 -- Function File: VALUE xmlread(FILENAME)
     Read a VALUE from FILENAME as an XML file




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Read a VALUE from FILENAME as an XML file






