[q-lang-cvs] qcalc/doc qcalc.xml,1.17,1.18

[Albert G. <ag...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/q-lang/qcalc/doc
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	qcalc.xml 
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--- qcalc.xml	18 Nov 2007 05:56:43 -0000	1.18
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  <para>
! These are convenience functions implemented in terms of <literal>setval</literal> to store a list in a matrix or a row or column vector of table cells. They return the given list value. For the <literal>matrix</literal> function, <literal>Xs</literal> must be a list of lists which are all of the same size; the component lists become the rows of the matrix. The <literal>rowvect</literal> and <literal>colvect</literal> routines create matrices with just one row or column for a given list of values, respectively. In any case the matrix or vector is inserted into the table starting at the given index <literal>KEY</literal> (given in any of the formats supported by <literal>setval</literal>).
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  <para>
! These are convenience functions implemented in terms of <literal>setval</literal> to store a list in a matrix or a row or column vector of table cells. They return the given list value. For the <literal>matrix</literal> function, <literal>Xs</literal> must be a list of lists which are all of the same size; the component lists become the rows of the matrix. The <literal>rowvect</literal> and <literal>colvect</literal> routines create matrices with just one row or column for a given list of values, respectively. In any case the matrix or vector is inserted into the table starting at the given index <literal>KEY</literal> (given in any of the formats supported by <literal>setval</literal>). NOTE: For updating a large number of cells, these operations work <emphasis>much</emphasis> faster than calling <literal>setval</literal> individually on each cell.
  </para>