class TQTable: public TQNamedTaggable

 default constructor

 default constructor (with name)

 copy constructor for TQTable class

 copy constructor for TQTable class

 converting constructor for TQTable class from TList

 append the extra lines from another instance to this one (merge)

 append the lines from another instance to this one (deep copy)

 append the lines from another instance to this one (deep copy)

 default destructor

 return the number of columns

 return the number of rows

 define the vertical line between columns
 col-1 and col to be of the given type
 supported types are:
 0: no line
 1: single solid line (black)
 2: double solid line (black)

 clear all predefined column horizontal alignments

 set the horizontal alignment of the given column
 known alignments are
 l: left-aligned
 r: right-aligned
 c: centered
if(col < 0) col = this->ncols - col; //this condition is always false

 retrieve the horizontal alignment of the given column
@tag: colAlign Sets the default alignment of columns. Default "c", other values "l","r".

 retrieve the horizontal alignment of the given column
 this function returns the html-aliases for the alignments, i.e.
 "center" for centered
 "right" for right-aligned
 "left" for left-aligned

 define the vertical line between rows
 row-1 and row to be of the given type
 supported types are:
 0: no line
 1: single solid line (black)
 2: double solid line (black)

 clear all vertical lines

 clear all horizontal lines

 aquire table data from the given CSV-formatted file

 aquire table data from the given TSV-formatted file

 aquire table data from the given LaTeX-formatted file

 aquire table data from the given HTML-formatted file

 aquire table data from the given CSV-formatted stream

 aquire table data from the given TSV-formatted stream

 aquire table data from the given HTML-formatted stream
 TODO: parse style tags

 aquire table data from the given LaTeX-formatted stream

 print table data to the given stream. format can specified by style tags.

 print table data to the given stream. format is specifiec explicitly,

 print table data to the given stream. format is CSV and can specified by style tags.

 print table data to the given stream. format is HTML and can specified by style tags.

 print table data to the given stream. format is LaTeX and can specified by style tags.

 print table data to the given stream. format is plain ascii/unicode and can specified by style tags.

 retrieve the object representing the table entry at row i and column j
 if create is true, missing entries will be created

 retrieve the object representing the table entry at row i and column j

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j
 as an integer. If sanitizeString is true all blanks (whitespaces) are removed
 from the string representation before the conversion to int.

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j
 as a double. If sanitizeString is true all blanks (whitespaces) are removed
 from the string representation before the conversion to double.

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j
 in the given format

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j
 in plain ascii/unicode format

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j as a TQTaggable

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j
 as verbatim text

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j
 in Unicode-Format

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j
 in ASCII-Format

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j
 in HTML format

 create the exponential suffix associated with the given exponent
 in the given format ('ascii', 'unicode', 'latex', 'html', ...)
 if useSIsuffix is true, SI suffices (... m, k, M, G, ...) will be used instead

 initialize some sensible formatting defaults

 the formatting is saved as tags on the TQTable object and is accessed on writing the data
 the values can be accessed and changed easily

 the tag naming convention is as follows:
 formatting is controled by
 format.$OBJECT.$FORMAT
 where $OBJECT refers to the object to be formatted, e.g.
 expsuffix  : exponential suffix, e.g. '*10^7'
 integer  : integer numbers
 double  : floating point numbers
 integerWithSuffix : integer numbers with suffix, e.g. 3*10^7
 doubleWithSuffix : floating point numbers with suffix, e.g. 3.5*10^7
 doubleAndUncertainty : floating point numbers with uncertainty, e.g. 3.5 +/- 0.2
 doubleAndUncertaintyWithSuffix : floating point numbers with uncertainty and suffix, e.g. (3.5 +/- 0.2)*10^7
 doubleWithSuffixAndUncertaintyWithSuffix : floating point numbers with uncertainty and suffix, e.g. 3.5*10^7 +/- 0.2*10^7
 doubleAndRelativeUncertainty : floating point numbers with relative uncertainty, e.g. 3.5 +/- 5%
 doubleWithSuffixAndRelativeUncertainty : floating point numbers with suffix and relative uncertainty, e.g. 3.5*10^7 +/- 5%
 symbols are controled by
 symbols.$SYMBOL.$FORMAT
 where $SYMBOL refers to the symbol to be displayed, e.g.,
 posInf : symbol used for positively infinite numbers
 negInf : symbol used for negatively infinite numbers
 NaN : symbol used for invalid numerical expressions (NaN)
 in each case, $FORMAT refers to any of the supported output formats, that is
 latex, html, ascii, unicode

 format the entry contents in the given object according to the predefined formatting
 this function will make use of the formatting tags set previously

 retrieve the table entry at row i and column j
 in LaTeX format

 database function
 find all rows where searchCol takes a value matching searchVal in searchFormat
 in these rows, set setCol to setVal in setFormat

 set the table entry at row i and column j to the given content
 input format can be specified with last argument and will be guessed automatically if left empty
 contents will automatically be converted into all supported output formats
 if you do not want this or want to edit individual representations
 without afflicting other formats, please use
 TQTable::setProperty( ... )

 set the table entry at row i and column j to the given content
 input format can be specified with last argument and will be guessed automatically if left empty
 contents will automatically be converted into all supported output formats
 if you do not want this or want to edit individual representations
 without afflicting other formats, please use
 TQTable::setProperty( ... )

 set the table entry at row i and column j to the given numerical content

 get the table entry at row i and column j

 set the table entry at row i and column j to the given numerical content

 set the table entry at row i and column j to the given numerical content

 set the table entry at row i and column j to the given numerical content

 (de)activate automatic table expansion

 retrieve activation status of automatic table expansion

 expand the table to have at least i rows and j columns

 clean the table, removing empty entries

 shrink the table, removing empty rows and columns

 copy a full row

 clear/delete the row with given index

 clear/delete the column with given index

 check if entry at row i and column j exists

 remove entry at row i and column j

 set a property/style tag for entry at row i and column j

 set a property/style tag for entry at row i and column j

 set a property/style tag for entry at row i and column j

 set a property/style tag for all entries in column j

 set a property/style tag for all entries in column j

 set a property/style tag for all entries in column j

 set a property/style tag for all entries in column j

 set a property/style tag for all entries in row i

 set a property/style tag for all entries in row i

 set a property/style tag for all entries in row i

 set a property/style tag for all entries in row i

 write table data to the given file
 format is specified explicitly
 style is given via tags

 write table data to the given file
 format and style can be specified with tags

 write table data to the given file in CSV format
 format and style can be further specified with tags

 write table data to the given file in HTML format
 format and style can be further specified with tags

 write table data to the given file in LaTeX format
 format and style can be further specified with tags

 write table data to the given file in plain ascii/unicode art format
 format and style can be further specified with tags

 set the content tags on a given object
 this function will automatically convert the text into all supported formats
 this is an internal function accessed by TQTable::setEntry( ... )

 retrieve the given row as a CSV formatted string

 retrieve table details as a string

 dump all essential data members to the console

 convert to a TList

 append contents to a TList

 set the contents of a TList to the contents of this table

 convert to a TList

 import data from a TList

 import data from a TList

 retrieve a std::map, mapping entries of column labeled 'key' to entries of column labeled 'value'
 formatting can be controlled with 'keyformat' and 'valformat'

 retrieve a std::map, mapping entries of column keyidx to entries of column validx
 formatting can be controlled with 'keyformat' and 'valformat'
 if skipfirstline is true, the first row will be skipped

 retrieve the index of a column with the given name
 return -1 if none found

 retrieve the index of a row where the given column has the given content
 return -1 if none found

 read a column from another table

 read a column from another table

 read a column from another table

 Set the background color of this table's cells to 'color' if
 the cell content does not match the content of the corresponding
 cell in the other table. The equivalence of cell contents is
 evaluated based on the content for the specified format.

 If the table dimensions do not match no changes are performed and
 false is returned unless for the mismatched dimension a column/row
 number is given which should be used to identify the row/column to
 be compared to.