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Failing that, you can take your data (originally suitable for gnuplot) and make it suitable for LaTeX to \include{} via cat data.tsv | sed -e 's/<tab>/ & /g;
by chronomex 17y ago
Failing that, you can take your data (originally suitable for gnuplot) and make it suitable for LaTeX to \include{} via
cat data.tsv | sed -e 's/<tab>/ & /g;s/$/\\\\/'
And then you can put all this into a Makefile or whatever you prefer. :)
- tel 17y agoI do this using org-mode's tables pretty frequently. It's the way I generate 95% of my Latex tables.