Print first few lines of output
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Suppose I do
summary(T)
Then it will print out statistics of all the variables in the table, which is good. But at the same time it will output all the information and will create "auto-scroll" that is very cumbersome. Thus I want to print out the first five lines of the output.
head(summary(T),5)
does not work.
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Walter Roberson
2021년 1월 23일
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2021년 1월 23일
summary(T(:,1))
If summary() was just being used as an example, then
temp = regexp(evalc("Put The Command Here"), '\n', 'split');
fprintf('%s\n', temp{1:min(end,5)});
such as
temp = regexp(evalc("summary(T)"), '\n', 'split');
fprintf('%s\n', temp{1:min(end,5)});
You can build a function to do this for you.
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Walter Roberson
2021년 1월 24일
T = table(randn(20,1), rand(20,1)*5-2);
HEAD('summary(T)', 8)
HEAD('T+1', 4)
function details___ = HEAD(COMMAND__, N__)
if nargin < 2; N__ = 5; end
try
CMD__ = "evalin('caller', '" + COMMAND__ + "')";
details__ = evalc(CMD__);
catch ME__
details__ = getReport(ME__);
end
detail_lines = regexp(details__, '\n', 'split');
details__ = strjoin(detail_lines(1:min(N__,end)), '\n');
if nargout == 0
disp(details__);
else
details___ = details__;
end
end
Walter Roberson
2021년 1월 24일
Note that the code was designed so that if an error message is the output of the command, then only the first N lines of the error message are output.
The code is designed so that you can assign the output of HEAD() to a variable, but that if you do not do so then it outputs to the display.
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