csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/0000775000175000017500000000000012330012547012626 5ustar benbencsv2latex_0.18.1.orig/CHANGES0000664000175000017500000000365212330011645013625 0ustar benben2014-04-29 (0.18.1) * cleanup, minor update (README) 2010-04-17 (0.18) * workaround when double-quotes are only on some cells (Google Docs) thanks to Florian Heinze 2010-02-06 (0.17) * added --repeatheder, --nohlines, --novlines thanks to Mathew Polzin * updated manpage 2009-09-18 (0.16) * generated manpage added into source (docbook-to-man not needed) 2009-08-28 (0.16) * use unisgned when needed (MAXUINT = 4G on 32bits systems) 2009-07-24 * fixed empty tabular bug when number of CSV rows matches --lines * added \newline between tabulars 2009-07-15 (0.15) * added use of longtable package 2009-04-16 (0.14) * replace "$\backslash$" by "\textbackslash" 2009-04-16 (0.14) * --noescape option added. * gzip --force in Makefile. * will release soon. 2009-04-13 (0.14) * now escape '\' as "$\backslash$". not released yet. 2009-03-11 (0.13) * max lines per table now architecture dependant 2009-01-29 (0.12-3) * now, --lines 0 means no limit per output table (actually 2 Giga lines) 2009-01-24 (0.12-2) * manpage added (sgml) 2009-01-24 (0.12-1) * minor bugfix (getMaximums) in case of unexpected EOF * --version looks nicer 2009-01-23 (0.12) * added --reduce option, based on the idea from Boaz (need {relsize}) 2009-01-22 (0.11) * bugfix a bad behaviour when getting a separator inside a block * rewritten some parsing code 2008-11-11 (0.10-1) * Added co(l)on as --delimiter. Modified Usage message. Better --guess 2007-11-29 (0.9-3) * added s(p)ace as --delimiter. * added --colorrows option 2007-04-17 (0.9-2) * added bad filename detection after bug reported by James R. Phillips 2006-03-04 (0.9-1) * added "--separator t" option by Owen Solberg 2005-11-22 (0.8-1) * Initial release as unofficial debian package 2002- * source released as csv2latex.c * various fixes and options added csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/csv2latex.10000664000175000017500000001565012325041155014633 0ustar benben.TH "CSV2LATEX" "1" .SH "NAME" csv2latex \(em convert a csv file into a LaTeX document .SH "SYNOPSIS" .PP \fBcsv2latex\fR [\fB\-\-nohead\fP] [\fB\-\-longtable\fP] [\fB\-\-noescape\fP] [\fB\-\-guess\fP] [\fB\-\-separator \fIc\fR|\fIs\fR|\fIt\fR|\fIp\fR|\fIl\fR\fP] [\fB\-\-block \fIq\fR|\fId\fR|\fIn\fR\fP] [\fB\-\-lines \fI#\fR\fP] [\fB\-\-position \fIl\fR|\fIc\fR|\fIr\fR\fP] [\fB\-\-colorrows \fI0-1\fR\fP] [\fB\-\-reduce \fI1\fR|\fI2\fR|\fI3\fR|\fI4\fR\fP] [\fB\-\-repeatheader\fP] [\fB\-\-nohlines\fP] [\fB\-\-novlines\fP] [file] .SH "DESCRIPTION" .PP This manual page documents the \fBcsv2latex\fR program. .PP \fBcsv2latex\fR is a program that reads a "comma separated values" (csv) file and outputs a LaTeX file with one or more tabular environments to display the printable values of the csv file. The LaTeX code is flushed on the standard output. .PP So-called "comma separated values" files are common formats for exchanging two-dimensinal tables between programs such as spreadsheets editors, to represent almost any kind of data. By default, a csv file is made of printable data separated by commas (`,'), each comma representing a `cell' separator, and each line representing a row. By extension, cell separators can be represented by tabs if the comma is considered as printable data. Moreover, some non true csv files can be assumed as two-dimensional tables as well. In some circumstances, if the printable data includes the cell separator of the exchange format, the latter can use a second extra character to embrace the printable data into a block (e.g: quoted text). Thus, it is still possible to parse the file by using the block delimiter (used twice to embrace the cell) instead of the separator. .PP \fBcsv2latex\fR aims to parse various csv formats plus formats that fits into the above definiton, assuming the data is text, and to produce a yet simple LaTeX file using the "tabular" environment for a table-style layout. Some options of output will also use macros provided by extra LaTeX packages that are commonly included in the main LaTeX distributions. .SH "OPTIONS" .PP This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`\-'). A summary of options is included below. .IP "\fB-h\fP \fB\-\-help\fP " 10 Show summary of options. .IP "\fB-v\fP \fB\-\-version\fP " 10 Show version of program. .IP "\fB-n\fP \fB\-\-nohead\fP " 10 Do not output the LaTeX document header. This is useful when the output is to be included as a separate file into the master document. .IP "\fB-t\fP \fB\-\-longtable\fP " 10 uses the 'longtable' package instead of the 'tabular' one. This is useful when the input is long, with \fB\-\-lines 0\fP option. This option uses the extra `longtable' LaTeX package. If you also use \fB\-\-nohead\fP option, do not forget to add the following line into the header of your master document: "\\usepackage{longtable}". .IP "\fB-x\fP \fB\-\-noescape\fP " 10 Do not escape TeX control characters from the input. This is useful when the input contains already TeX code. .IP "\fB-g\fP \fB\-\-guess\fP " 10 Try to guess the csv format. This is useful when the input is not strictly a comma separated set of printable data. For example, a line like %Foo, Bar%:%Wizz: Hey% may be parsed as "Foo, Bar" then "Wizz: Hey". .IP "\fB-s \fIc\fR|\fIs\fR|\fIt\fR|\fIp\fR|\fIl\fR\fP \fB\-\-separator \fIc\fR|\fIs\fR|\fIt\fR|\fIp\fR|\fIl\fR\fP " 10 Set the given separator as cell separator of the csv format. `c' means a comma (default). `s' means a semicolon. `t' means a tab. `p' means a space. `l' means a colon. .IP "\fB-b \fIq\fR|\fId\fR|\fIn\fR\fP \fB\-\-block \fIq\fR|\fId\fR|\fIn\fR\fP " 10 Set the given block delimiter that embraces the printable data of the csv format. `q' means a simple quote. `d' means a double quote. `n' means no quoting at all (default). .IP "\fB-l \fI#\fR\fP \fB\-\-lines \fI#\fR\fP " 10 Force to output multiple tabulars, each having a limited number of lines. The given argument must be a POSITIVE INTEGER VALUE. This is useful when the number of input rows is too big to fit into a single papersheet. A good average for a4 paper is about 40 lines (default). 0 means infinity (actualy about 2 Giga lines). .IP "\fB-p \fIl\fR|\fIc\fR|\fIr\fR\fP \fB\-\-position \fIl\fR|\fIc\fR|\fIr\fR\fP " 10 Set the text position in all cells at once. This simply uses one of the three basic cell formating options of the LaTeX tabular environment. `l' means left-aligned (default). `c' means centered. `r' means right-aligned. .IP "\fB-c \fI0-1\fR\fP \fB\-\-colorrows \fI0-1\fR\fP " 10 Alternate white/gray rows on the LaTeX output, having the given graylevel. The given argument must be a REAL NUMBER BETWEEN 0 AND 1. 0 means black while 1 means white. A nice looking value is 0.75 when printed on white paper. This option uses the extra `colortbl' LaTeX package. If you also use \fB\-\-nohead\fP option, do not forget to add the following line into the header of your master document: "\\usepackage{colortbl}". .IP "\fB-r \fI1\fR|\fI2\fR|\fI3\fR|\fI4\fR\fP \fB\-\-reduce \fI1\fR|\fI2\fR|\fI3\fR|\fI4\fR\fP " 10 Reduce the size of the tabular and the font in the LaTeX output, given a reduction level. The given argument must be one of 1, 2, 3 or 4. The more the level is high, the more the tabular will appear small. This is useful to shrink the table width when the printable data is made of very long text. This option uses the extra `relsize' LaTeX package. If you also use \fB\-\-nohead\fP option, do not forget to add the following line into the header of your master document: "\\usepackage{relsize}". .IP "\fB-z\fP \fB\-\-nohlines\fP " 10 Do not output horizontal lines in the table(s). .IP "\fB-y\fP \fB\-\-novlines\fP " 10 Do not output vertical lines in the table(s). .IP "\fB-e\fP \fB\-\-repeatheader\fP " 10 Repeat the first row of the first table in every table. This is useful when the output is very long and separated in multiple tables. .SH "EXAMPLES" .PP Create a PDF document with small text, alternate gray rows, 80 lines per table, from a guessed csv format of the january stats that my boss created with his super point-and-click spreadsheet program (which could not generate a PDF output!). .PP \fBcsv2latex \-\-guess \-\-lines 80 \-\-colorrows 0.75 \-\-reduce 2 january_stats.csv > january_stats.tex && pdflatex january_stats.tex\fR .PP Quickly preview a phonebook from a file formated as "Surname" "Name" "Phone" "Cellular": .PP \fBcsv2latex \-s p \-b d \-l 42 phonebook-sorted.txt | latex\fR .SH "SEE ALSO" .PP tex (1), latex (1). .\" created by instant / docbook-to-man, Sat 06 Feb 2010, 20:20 csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/README0000664000175000017500000000127312325041155013512 0ustar benben csv2latex: a CSV to LaTeX file converter. author: Benoît Rouits thanks: Valéry Febvre Jason J. Corso Boaz Gezer Rafael Laboissiere Cristof Bodner Mathew Polzin Florian Heinze homepage: http://herewe.servebeer.com/csv2latex/ download: http://herewe.servebeer.com/csv2latex/releases/ checkout: http://herewe.servebeer.com/svn//csv2latex browse: http://herewe.servebeer.com/svn/csv2latex copyright: © 2003- Benoît Rouits published under license: GNU GPL version 2 (see COPYING file) csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/Makefile0000664000175000017500000000105612325041155014271 0ustar benbenPROGNAME=csv2latex PREFIX=/usr BINDIR=$(PREFIX)/bin MANDIR=$(PREFIX)/share/man/man1 CFLAGS=-Wall -Wextra -pedantic -Os GZIP=gzip --to-stdout all: ${CC} $(CFLAGS) $(PROGNAME).c -o $(PROGNAME) $(GZIP) $(PROGNAME).1 > $(PROGNAME).1.gz install: strip $(PROGNAME) install $(PROGNAME) ${DESTDIR}$(BINDIR)/$(PROGNAME) install $(PROGNAME).1.gz ${DESTDIR}$(MANDIR)/$(PROGNAME).1.gz uninstall: $(RM) ${DESTDIR}$(BINDIR)/$(PROGNAME) $(RM) ${DESTDIR}$(MANDIR)/$(PROGNAME).1.gz clean: $(RM) $(PROGNAME) $(RM) $(PROGNAME).1.gz # vim:set ts=8 sw=8 noexpandtab et: csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/csv2latex.c0000664000175000017500000004161112325041155014711 0ustar benben/* * csv2latex.c, copyright © 2002- Benoît Rouits * ********************************************************* * csv2latex translates a .csv file to a LaTex document. * ********************************************************* * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License * as published by the Free Software Foundation; version 2 only * of the License. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, * Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. * * see the COPYING file included in the csv2latex package or * http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.txt * */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "version.h" typedef struct { char* tab; /* actual escapes */ int size; /* escape tab len */ } texcape; typedef struct { char block; /* CSV delimitor if any */ char sep; /* CSV separator */ unsigned int cols; /* CSV columns */ unsigned int chars; /* CSV max data length */ unsigned int rows; /* CSV total number of lines */ char pos; /* position in cell (align) */ unsigned int lines; /* rows per LaTeX tabular */ unsigned int guess; /* guess or not the CSV format */ unsigned int header; /* put LaTeX document header or not */ unsigned int red; /* table reduction level (from 1 to 4)*/ unsigned int longtable; /* use package longtable */ unsigned int escape; /* escape TeX control chars or not */ unsigned int repeat; /* repeat table headers for each LaTeX table section or not */ unsigned int vlines; /* insert vertical lines between columns or not */ unsigned int hlines; /* insert horizontal lines between rows or not */ char* clrrow; /* row graylevel (from 0 to 1) */ texcape* tex; /* TeX escapes */ } config; #define MAXUINT ((unsigned int)(-1)) void rtfm(char* prog) { printf("%s translates a csv file to a LaTeX file\n", basename(prog)); printf("Example: %s january_stats.csv > january_stats.tex\n", basename(prog)); printf("Usage: %s [--nohead] (LaTeX) no document header: useful for inclusion\n", basename(prog)); printf(" [--longtable] (LaTeX) use package longtable: useful for long input\n"); printf(" [--noescape] (LaTeX) do not escape text: useful for mixed CSV/TeX input\n"); printf(" [--guess] (CSV) guess separator and block |\n" " [--separator <(c)omma|(s)emicolon|(t)ab|s(p)ace|co(l)on>] (CSV's comma)\n" " [--block <(q)uote|(d)ouble|(n)one>] (CSV) block delimiter (e.g: none)\n"); printf(" [--lines n] (LaTeX) rows per table: useful for long tabulars\n"); printf(" [--position ] (LaTeX) text align in cells\n"); printf(" [--colorrows graylevel] (LaTeX) alternate gray rows (e.g: 0.75)\n"); printf(" [--reduce level] (LaTeX) reduce table size (e.g: 1)\n"); printf(" [--repeatheader] (LaTeX) repeat table header (for long tables)\n"); printf(" [--nohlines] (LaTeX) don't put hline between table rows\n"); printf(" [--novlines] (LaTeX) don't put vline between columns\n"); printf(" csv_file.csv\n"); printf("The \"longtable\" option needs the {longtable} LaTeX package\n"); printf("The \"colorrows\" option needs the {colortbl} LaTeX package\n"); printf("The \"reduce\" option needs the {relsize} LaTeX package\n"); return; } config* parseOptions (config* conf, int argc, char **argv) { /* thx to */ int opt; int tmp; #if defined USE_GETOPT #else int longopt_index = 0; static struct option long_options[] = { {"help", 0, NULL, 'h'}, {"guess", 0, NULL, 'g'}, {"block", 1, NULL, 'b'}, {"lines", 1, NULL, 'l'}, {"noescape", 0, NULL, 'x'}, {"nohead", 0, NULL, 'n'}, {"version", 0, NULL, 'v'}, {"position", 1, NULL, 'p'}, {"separator", 1, NULL, 's'}, {"colorrows", 1, NULL, 'c'}, {"reduce", 1, NULL, 'r'}, {"longtable", 0, NULL, 't'}, {"repeatheader",0, NULL, 'e'}, {"novlines", 0, NULL, 'y'}, {"nohlines", 0, NULL, 'z'}, {NULL, 0, NULL, 0} /* marks end-of-list */ }; #endif #if defined USE_GETOPT while ((opt = getopt (argc, argv, "hvgnxteyz?b:l:p:s:c:r:")) != EOF) { #else while ((opt = getopt_long (argc, argv, "hvgnxteyz?b:l:p:s:c:r:", long_options, &longopt_index)) > 0) { #endif switch (opt) { case '?': case 'h': rtfm (argv[0]); exit (EXIT_SUCCESS); break; case 'g': /* guess the CSV */ conf->guess=1; break; case 't': /* use package longtable */ /* thx to */ conf->longtable=1; break; case 'b': /* csv block delimiter */ if(optarg[0] == 'q') conf->block = '\''; else if(optarg[0] == 'd') conf->block = '"'; else if(optarg[0] == 'n') conf->block = 0; /* no block delimiter */ break; case 'l': /* number of lines per TeX tabulars */ if(isdigit(optarg[0])) { conf->lines=atoi(optarg); } else { fprintf(stderr, "option \"lines\" need a positive integer value\n"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } break; case 'n': conf->header=0; break; case 'x': conf->escape=0; break; case 'v': /* version */ printf ("%s © 2002- Benoît Rouits \n" "\tVersion %s (%s)\n", PACKAGE, VERSION, RELEASE_DATE); exit (EXIT_SUCCESS); break; case 'p': /* LaTeX position in cell */ conf->pos=optarg[0]; /* position char in cell */ break; case 's': /* csv block separator */ if(optarg[0] == 'c') conf->sep = ','; else if(optarg[0] == 's') conf->sep = ';'; else if(optarg[0] == 't') conf->sep = '\t'; else if(optarg[0] == 'p') conf->sep = ' '; else if(optarg[0] == 'l') conf->sep = ':'; break; case 'c': /* color rows (thx to ) */ if(isdigit(optarg[0])) { conf->clrrow = (char*)malloc(strlen(optarg)+1); strcpy(conf->clrrow,optarg); } else { fprintf(stderr, "option \"colorrows\" needs a real value between 0 and 1\n"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } break; case 'r': /* reduce table size (original idea thx to ) */ if(isdigit(optarg[0])) { tmp = atoi(optarg); conf->red=(tmp>4)?4:(tmp<0)?0:tmp; /* [1-4] */ } else { fprintf(stderr, "option \"reduce\" needs an integer value between 1 and 4\n"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } break; case 'e': /*repeat table header for each table section*/ conf->repeat=1; break; case 'y': /*don't draw vlines between columns*/ conf->vlines=0; break; case 'z': /*don't draw hlines between rows*/ conf->hlines=0; break; } } return conf; } int guessCSV(config* conf, FILE* in) { /* guess the block delimiter and the csv separator */ int token; token=getc(in); /* first char is block delimiter */ if(token == EOF) { fprintf(stderr,"ERROR: emtpy file ?\n"); return(-1); } else if (ispunct(token) || token == ' ') { /* found first block delimiter, act this way */ conf->block=token; fprintf(stderr,"Guessed '%c' as Block Delimiter\n", conf->block); /* stream file while token is printable data */ while((token=getc(in)) != conf->block && token != '\n' && token != EOF) {/* getc has been done */} if(token == conf->block){ /* second delimiter : next is separator */ conf->sep=getc(in); fprintf(stderr,"Guessed '%c' as Separator\n", conf->sep); return(0); }else{ return (-1); /* what else ? */ } }else{ /* no block delimiter, act this way */ conf->block=0; fprintf(stderr,"Guessed No Block Delimiter\n"); /* stream file while input is not a control char */ while(isalnum((token=getc(in))) && token != '\n' && token != EOF) {/* getc has been done */} /* guess CSV separator */ if(ispunct(token) || token == '\t' || token == ' '){ conf->sep=token; fprintf(stderr,"Guessed %c as Separator\n", conf->sep); return(0); } else { /* did not found any separator */ fprintf(stderr,"ERROR: Did not guess any Separator!\n"); return(-1); } } return(0); } void getMaximums(config* conf, FILE* in) { /* gets the number of cols and chars of a csv file assuming a separator */ int token=0; unsigned int curcol=0; unsigned int curchar=0; unsigned int inblock=0; /* init */ conf->chars=0; conf->cols=0; conf->rows=0; while (token != EOF) { token=getc(in); /* EOF ? */ if (token == EOF) { continue; } /* decide the maximums */ if (token == '\n') { curcol++; conf->cols=(conf->colscols; conf->chars=(conf->charschars; conf->rows++; curcol=0; curchar=0; inblock=0; /* reset block state */ continue; } /* enter/quit a block */ if (conf->block && token == conf->block) { inblock=!inblock; continue; } /* count cols in current line */ if (token == conf->sep && ((conf->block && !inblock) || !conf->block)) { curcol++; continue; } /* count chars in current cell */ if (token != conf->block && ((conf->block && inblock) || !conf->block)) { curchar++; continue; } } return; } void doTeXsub(config* conf, char newsep, FILE* in, FILE* out) { /* substitutes CSV sep by LaTeX newsep and some TeX code */ int token=0; int max; int numcols; unsigned int lines; int inblock=0; int csvrows; int firstrow=1; int nosep=0; int token1=0; int token2=0; char headerrow[1000]; headerrow[0]='\0'; max=numcols=conf->cols; csvrows=conf->rows; /* choose infinity when conf->lines is 0 */ lines=(conf->lines)?conf->lines:MAXUINT; while (token!=EOF) { token2=token1; /* second last character, used for detection of quotation marks */ token1=token; /* last character, used for detection of quotation marks */ token=getc(in); /* EOF ? */ if (token == EOF) { continue; } /* new line ? */ if (token == '\n') { inblock = 0; /* close block if any */ /* fill empty cols if any */ while (numcols > 1) { putc(newsep,out); numcols--; } if (!(firstrow && (conf->longtable && conf->repeat))) { fprintf(out,"\\\\\n"); /* TeX new line */ } else { /* first row and repeat and longtable */ fprintf(out, "%s\\\\\n", headerrow); } if(conf->hlines) { fprintf(out,"\\hline\n"); /* TeX draw hline */ } if (firstrow && (conf->longtable && conf->repeat)) { fprintf(out, "%s", "\\endhead\n"); } if(firstrow && conf->repeat) { char tmp[12]; sprintf(tmp,(conf->hlines?"\\\\\n\\hline":"\\\\\n")); strcat(headerrow,tmp); } firstrow=0; numcols=max; /* reset numcols */ lines--; csvrows--; /* put a colored row or not (alternate) */ if (conf->clrrow && (lines % 2)) { fprintf(out,"\\colorrow "); } /* if the LaTeX tabular is full create a new one, except if no more row or this is a long table */ if (!lines && csvrows && !conf->longtable) { fprintf(out,"\\end{tabular}\n"); fprintf(out, "\\newline\n"); fprintf(out,"\\begin{tabular}{"); if(conf->vlines) { putc('|',out); } while(numcols--) { putc(conf->pos, out); if(conf->vlines) { putc('|',out); } } fprintf(out, "}\n"); if(conf->hlines) { fprintf(out, "\\hline\n"); } if(conf->repeat && !conf->longtable) { fprintf(out,"%s",headerrow); putc('\n',out); } numcols=max; lines=(conf->lines)?conf->lines:MAXUINT; } /* else end of CSV data */ continue; } /* if commas in cells */ /* thx to */ if (token == '\"'){ if (nosep==0) nosep=1; else nosep=0; } /* new column ? */ if ((token == conf->sep && ((conf->block && !inblock) || !conf->block)) && nosep == 0) { if (!(firstrow && (conf->longtable && conf->repeat))) putc(newsep,out); numcols--; if(firstrow && conf->repeat) { char tmp[2]; tmp[0]=newsep; tmp[1]='\0'; strcat(headerrow,tmp); } continue; } /* enter/quit a block ? */ if (conf->block && token == conf->block) { inblock=!inblock; continue; } /* data ? */ if ((token != conf->block && ((conf->block && inblock) || !conf->block)) && ((token=='\"' && token1=='\"' && token2=='\"') || token!='\"')) { /* look for special TeX char to escape */ /* FIXME: put all that into a subroutine */ int i=0; if (conf->escape) for (i=0;i < conf->tex->size; i++) { if (token == conf->tex->tab[i]) { switch (token) { case '\\': fprintf(out, "\\textbackslash{}"); if(firstrow && conf->repeat) { char tmp[17]; sprintf(tmp,"\\textbackslash{}"); strcat(headerrow,tmp); } break; default: fprintf(out, "\\%c", token); if(firstrow && conf->repeat) { char tmp[3]; tmp[0]='\\'; tmp[1]=token; tmp[2]='\0'; strcat(headerrow,tmp); } break; } break; /* there was some escaping */ } } /* or print raw char */ if ( (i >= conf->tex->size) || (!conf->escape) ) { if (!(firstrow && (conf->longtable && conf->repeat))) putc(token, out); /* do not print the header twice */ if(firstrow && conf->repeat) { char tmp[2]; tmp[0]=token; tmp[1]='\0'; strcat(headerrow,tmp); } } continue; } /* do nothing if unexpected char: just loop */ } return; } void doTeXdoc(config* conf, FILE* in, FILE* out) { /* prepares the LaTeX tabular layout */ int maxcols; int numcols; char* relsize[5] = {"0", "0.5", "1", "2", "4"}; /* LaTeX relsize good values */ char* tabcolsep[5] = {"0", "0.05", "0.1", "0.2", "0.4"}; /* LaTeX tabcolsep good values */ numcols=maxcols=conf->cols; if(conf->header){ fprintf(out, "\\documentclass[a4paper]{article}\n"); fprintf(out, "\\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}\n"); fprintf(out, "\\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}\n"); if (conf->red){ fprintf(out,"\\usepackage{relsize}\n"); } if (conf->clrrow){ fprintf(out,"\\usepackage{colortbl}\n"); } if (conf->longtable){ fprintf(out,"\\usepackage{longtable}\n"); } fprintf(out, "\\begin{document}\n"); } if (conf->clrrow){ fprintf(out,"\\def\\colorrow{\\rowcolor[gray]{%s}}\n", conf->clrrow); } if (conf->red){ fprintf(out,"\\relsize{-%s}\n", relsize[conf->red]); fprintf(out,"\\addtolength\\tabcolsep{-%sem}\n", tabcolsep[conf->red]); } if (conf->longtable) { fprintf(out, "\\begin{longtable}{"); if(conf->vlines) putc('|',out); } else { fprintf(out, "\\begin{tabular}{"); if(conf->vlines) putc('|',out); } while(numcols--) { fprintf(out, "%c",conf->pos); /* position in cell */ if(conf->vlines) putc('|',out); } fprintf(out, "}\n"); if(conf->hlines) fprintf(out, "\\hline\n"); doTeXsub(conf, '&', in, out); /* & is LaTeX separator */ if (conf->longtable) { fprintf(out, "\\end{longtable}\n"); } else { fprintf(out, "\\end{tabular}\n"); } if (conf->red){ fprintf(out,"\\addtolength\\tabcolsep{+%sem}\n", tabcolsep[conf->red]); fprintf(out,"\\relsize{+%s}\n", relsize[conf->red]); } if(conf->header){ fprintf(out, "\\end{document}\n"); } return; } int main (int argc, char **argv) { FILE* fp; config* conf; extern int optind, opterr, optopt; if(argc == 1){ rtfm(argv[0]); exit(EXIT_SUCCESS); } conf=(config*)malloc(sizeof(config)); /* defaults (ensure init): */ conf->cols=1; /* CSV: if getMaximums fails */ conf->rows=0; /* CSV: must be 0 */ conf->chars=0; /* CSV: must be 0 */ conf->pos='l'; /* usual; LaTeX */ conf->lines=40; /* usual; LaTeX */ conf->guess=0; /* usual */ conf->sep=','; /* default; csv */ conf->block=0; /* default; csv */ conf->header=1; /* usual; LaTeX */ conf->escape=1; /* usual; LaTeX */ conf->clrrow=NULL; /* default; LaTeX */ conf->red=0; /* default; LaTeX */ conf->longtable=0; /* default; without package longtable */ conf->repeat=0; /* default; do not repeat the header row */ conf->vlines=1; /* default; draw lines between columns */ conf->hlines=1; /* default; draw lines between rows */ /* TeX charaters to escape */ conf->tex=(texcape*)malloc(sizeof(texcape)); conf->tex->tab = "\\_#$%^&{}~"; conf->tex->size = 10; conf=parseOptions(conf, argc, argv); fp=fopen(argv[optind],"r"); if (!fp){ fprintf(stderr,"Can't open file %s\n", argv[optind]); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } if(conf->guess){ if(guessCSV(conf, fp)){ fprintf(stderr,"Please run again by using -- delimiter (if any) and --separator\n"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } rewind(fp); } getMaximums(conf, fp); rewind(fp); doTeXdoc(conf, fp, stdout); free(conf->tex); if (conf->clrrow) free(conf->clrrow); conf->clrrow=NULL; free(conf); fclose(fp); return 0; } csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/csv2latex.sgml0000664000175000017500000003457512325041155015444 0ustar benben BENOIT"> ROUITS"> january 24, 2009"> 1"> brouits@free.fr"> CSV2LATEX"> Ubuntu"> Debian"> GNU"> GPL"> ]>
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&dhfirstname; &dhsurname; 2003 &dhusername; &dhdate; &dhucpackage; &dhsection; &dhpackage; convert a csv file into a LaTeX document &dhpackage; file DESCRIPTION This manual page documents the &dhpackage; program. &dhpackage; is a program that reads a "comma separated values" (csv) file and outputs a LaTeX file with one or more tabular environments to display the printable values of the csv file. The LaTeX code is flushed on the standard output. So-called "comma separated values" files are common formats for exchanging two-dimensinal tables between programs such as spreadsheets editors, to represent almost any kind of data. By default, a csv file is made of printable data separated by commas (`,'), each comma representing a `cell' separator, and each line representing a row. By extension, cell separators can be represented by tabs if the comma is considered as printable data. Moreover, some non true csv files can be assumed as two-dimensional tables as well. In some circumstances, if the printable data includes the cell separator of the exchange format, the latter can use a second extra character to embrace the printable data into a block (e.g: quoted text). Thus, it is still possible to parse the file by using the block delimiter (used twice to embrace the cell) instead of the separator. &dhpackage aims to parse various csv formats plus formats that fits into the above definiton, assuming the data is text, and to produce a yet simple LaTeX file using the "tabular" environment for a table-style layout. Some options of output will also use macros provided by extra LaTeX packages that are commonly included in the main LaTeX distributions. OPTIONS This program follows the usual &gnu; command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below. Show summary of options. Show version of program. Do not output the LaTeX document header. This is useful when the output is to be included as a separate file into the master document. uses the 'longtable' package instead of the 'tabular' one. This is useful when the input is long, with option. This option uses the extra `longtable' LaTeX package. If you also use option, do not forget to add the following line into the header of your master document: "\\usepackage{longtable}". Do not escape TeX control characters from the input. This is useful when the input contains already TeX code. Try to guess the csv format. This is useful when the input is not strictly a comma separated set of printable data. For example, a line like %Foo, Bar%:%Wizz: Hey% may be parsed as "Foo, Bar" then "Wizz: Hey". Set the given separator as cell separator of the csv format. `c' means a comma (default). `s' means a semicolon. `t' means a tab. `p' means a space. `l' means a colon. Set the given block delimiter that embraces the printable data of the csv format. `q' means a simple quote. `d' means a double quote. `n' means no quoting at all (default). Force to output multiple tabulars, each having a limited number of lines. The given argument must be a POSITIVE INTEGER VALUE. This is useful when the number of input rows is too big to fit into a single papersheet. A good average for a4 paper is about 40 lines (default). 0 means infinity (actualy about 2 Giga lines). Set the text position in all cells at once. This simply uses one of the three basic cell formating options of the LaTeX tabular environment. `l' means left-aligned (default). `c' means centered. `r' means right-aligned. Alternate white/gray rows on the LaTeX output, having the given graylevel. The given argument must be a REAL NUMBER BETWEEN 0 AND 1. 0 means black while 1 means white. A nice looking value is 0.75 when printed on white paper. This option uses the extra `colortbl' LaTeX package. If you also use option, do not forget to add the following line into the header of your master document: "\\usepackage{colortbl}". Reduce the size of the tabular and the font in the LaTeX output, given a reduction level. The given argument must be one of 1, 2, 3 or 4. The more the level is high, the more the tabular will appear small. This is useful to shrink the table width when the printable data is made of very long text. This option uses the extra `relsize' LaTeX package. If you also use option, do not forget to add the following line into the header of your master document: "\\usepackage{relsize}". Do not output horizontal lines in the table(s). Do not output vertical lines in the table(s). Repeat the first row of the first table in every table. This is useful when the output is very long and separated in multiple tables. EXAMPLES Create a PDF document with small text, alternate gray rows, 80 lines per table, from a guessed csv format of the january stats that my boss created with his super point-and-click spreadsheet program (which could not generate a PDF output!). &dhpackage; --guess --lines 80 --colorrows 0.75 --reduce 2 january_stats.csv > january_stats.tex && pdflatex january_stats.tex Quickly preview a phonebook from a file formated as "Surname" "Name" "Phone" "Cellular": &dhpackage; -s p -b d -l 42 phonebook-sorted.txt | latex SEE ALSO tex (1), latex (1). csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/COPYING0000664000175000017500000004310312325041155013663 0ustar benben GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License. csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/csv2latex.ebuild0000664000175000017500000000105112325041155015725 0ustar benben# Copyright 1999-2008 Gentoo Foundation # Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 # $Header: $ DESCRIPTION="A csv to LaTeX file converter" HOMEPAGE="http://herewe.servebeer.com/csv2latex/" SRC_URI="${HOMEPAGE}/releases/${P}-0.17.tar.gz" LICENSE="GPL" SLOT="0" KEYWORDS="~x86" IUSE="" src_compile() { emake || die "emake failed" } src_install() { PREFIX="usr/local" mkdir -p ${D}/${PREFIX}/bin mkdir -p ${D}/${PREFIX}/share/man/man1 emake install DESTDIR="${D}" PREFIX=${PREFIX} || die "Install failed" } csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/version.h0000664000175000017500000000013012330011670014452 0ustar benben#define PACKAGE "csv2latex" #define RELEASE_DATE "2014-04-29" #define VERSION "0.18.1" csv2latex_0.18.1.orig/PLAN0000664000175000017500000000121612325041155013304 0ustar benbenfuture feature: --lines -40 (consider `-' as `less than') (not easy, would be default) find N so that (1) (N < 40) and (2) TOTAL%N is either 0 or maximal and (3) N is minimal) (1) because of paper size and readability in general. N is lines-per-tabular (2) do not have a near-to-empty tabular. TOTAl%N is lines-for-the-latest-tabular (3) do not make useless small tabulars. TOTAL/N is the number of tabulars - is this a correct definition ? possible feature: --reduce auto (not easy, would be default) compute --reduce due to linelength and \textwidth. possible feature: --lines auto (would be default) compute --lines due to fontsize and \textheight.