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Summary of important user-visible changes for dataframe 1.2.0:
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** dataframe 1.2.0 is a major update. Most of the mapping functions are
now supported: abs, acosh, acos, all, and, angle, any, arg, ... They
are simple proxies to the corresponding Octave functions.
-- The display function now supports 3.8, 4.0, 4.2, and upcoming 4.4
Octave major release.
-- if some specific output format is requested, it must come first,
e.g. x.dataframe([1:10]) instead of x([1:10].dataframe
-- a longstanding bug on default separator was corrected. If more than
one are used, they must be grouped into a cellstr instead of a str
-- a dataframe may now contain 'pages' corresponding to a third
dimension. The inner mechanism uses a "copy-on-write" scheme
and avoid duplicating content repeated over many pages.
Summary of important user-visible changes for dataframe 1.1:
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** dataframe 1.1.0 is a major update. As it introduces new functions, if
dataframe-1.0.1 was previously loaded, Octave has to be restarted.
Significants changes:
- the structure of "row empty", i.e. dataframes with [0, n] size,
is fully displayed
- the "_src" metadata is now correctly set
- new function: nth_element, make it compatible with median. Note
that only row-median and page median are implemented, using directly
the underlying data structures
- new function; numel. Only the one argument form is supported.
- bsxfun now better handles array as first arguement
- vector vs matrix plot are now supported, provided both data set possess
the same colum length.
Package: dataframe