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justify
aligns strings in columns to the left, center, or right
Syntax
Tj = justify(S, position)
Arguments
- S
a matrix of character strings.
- Sj
a matrix of character strings. The justified result.
- position
Possible values:
'l' or 'left' : left justification 'c' or 'center' : centering 'r' or 'right' : right justification
Description
The justify function justifies the column of a
matrix of string according to the given position.
Examples
t=['1234','x','adfdfgdfghfgj' '1','354556','dgf' 'sdfgd','','sdfsf']; justify(t,'l') justify(t,'c') justify(t,'r')
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