Differences between version 1 and 0 of »SparseTable«

+ The SparseTable [MpiPlugins "mpi plugin"] allows you to write larger tables in a assignment oriented fashion, thus allowing to leave out some cells. As an example:
+ <pre>
+ <?plugi&#110; SparseTable
+ columns="column1, col2, third, 4th"
+ column1="_first column here_"
+ col2="second"
+ third="number 3"
+ 4th="last"
+ column1="row1"
+ third="1"
+ 4th="1"
+ column1="another row"
+ col2="filled cell"
+ 4th="0"
+ ...
+ ?>
+ </pre>
+ So you always assign values to the table cells row-wise by giving a block of assignment to the column names you defined forst with the columns= plugin parameter. The column names are free-form and you should of course use short ones to reduce typing effort. Often the first block of assignments was used to define table headlines (like shown above).
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