Creating table for results

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sebszab · Answer 2

Thanks a lot for the quick reply.

The first option doesn't work because it requires Gauss 20. When I get Gauss 23 (which will hopefully occur asap), then I can give try.

Regarding the second, I added the library to Gauss, but the files don't appear in the Gauss library and it doesn't work. Perhaps I should copy the files one by one to the corresponding folders.

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aptech · Answer 3

Did you install the table creator package using Tools > Install Application as mentioned on the Github README page, or did you just copy some files?

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sebszab · Answer 4

Yes, I did, but it didn't work. I can see that it copies the files to gauss18\pkgs, but when trying to run any of the example files, it gives an error message that it doesn't recognise the procedures.

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aptech · Answer 5

This blog post shows how to make a simple table with the sprintf in GAUSS.

There is also a free table creator package on Github.

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sebszab · Answer 6

Thanks a lot for the quick reply.

The first option doesn't work because it requires Gauss 20. When I get Gauss 23 (which will hopefully occur asap), then I can give try.

Regarding the second, I added the library to Gauss, but the files don't appear in the Gauss library and it doesn't work. Perhaps I should copy the files one by one to the corresponding folders.

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aptech · Answer 7

Did you install the table creator package using Tools > Install Application as mentioned on the Github README page, or did you just copy some files?

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sebszab · Answer 8

Yes, I did, but it didn't work. I can see that it copies the files to gauss18\pkgs, but when trying to run any of the example files, it gives an error message that it doesn't recognise the procedures.