csvtolatex Files

This is the README for csvtolatex Version 1.2b for everything that referes to this program/script send an e-mail to csvtolatex@t-online.de.

Every one who uses this program/script agrees with the License you find in License.txt.

csvtolatex converts csv-tables created by program like MS Excel or Libre Office Calc to LaTeX code.


This program/scipt is simple but stable. It is a fast way to link spreadsheet-program with LaTeX.

See the documentation for further information.

INFORMATION:
I am supporting this program/script, but since I want to create a program to do this job much better I am searching for someone who wants to keep this script/program going. If there are Bugs send an e-mail to csvtolatex@t-online.de.

Changelog:

Version 1.2b:
	- gives the option >nolines< to have no lines between the rows and columns

Version 1.2:
	- writes the number of columns in outputfile 
	- gives a suggestion for the columns of the table

Version 1.1b:
	- no more features but now the uninstaller removes all registry keys

Version 1.1:
	- now there is a program you can use (the installer) with configuration-files (text-files with the extension .ctl)
	- I have added '/.,' to set a semicolon (';')
	- improved mutlifileoutput, now the outputfilenames are defined in the csv-file

	
Version 1.0:	2012-06-21
	- no need for catcode! direct input to a LaTeX-file using '\input' in a 'longtable'-enviroment
	- switching between math- and textmode
	- with '/endhead' you can define the head of a table
	- multicolumn support
	- multirow support
	- cline support
	- '/blank' for blank cells


Version 0.3:	first public release	2012-06-09
I have recreated this scipt and made some things much simpler
	- easier defining of input and outputfiles
	- special replacements removed
	- improved multifileoutput
	- support for tables with a different number of columns

	
Version 0.2:	improved for personal usage
	- added special replacements
	- support of multifileoutput


Version 0.1:	first personal usage
I have found a really simple Version of this scipt after some research. Unfortunatly I have not found the source again, so thanks to the one who showed me this way.