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editor : alpha [82.255.128.166] 2013/08/26 17:36:47
_h1 worksheet{sup 3}

_p Include the worksheet library and create the worksheet :
{input {@ type="submit" value="include worksheet" onclick="°°
  var js = document.createElement('script');
  js.src = 'plugins/worksheet.js';
  document.body.appendChild( js );
  this.value = 'OK, worksheet is included !';
  this.disabled='disabled';
°°"}}
{input {@ type="submit" value="create" onclick="
  getId('ws').innerHTML = WORKSHEET.create( 8, 12 ); 
  WORKSHEET.init();
  this.disabled = 'disabled';
"}}
{div {@ style="display:none;"}
  {define LC (j i) return WORKSHEET.LCval(j,i);}
}

{div {@ id="ws"}}

_h4 using the worksheet
_p Click on "init worksheet" then select a cell and enter texts, numbers, math expressions or relations between cells in the input field.

_ul {b texts and numbers} are enterered "as it is", centered in the cell. Things still to be done : when an input is recognized as "Not a Number" then it is be considered as text and aligned to the left, else it is aligned to the right with a predefined number of decimal digits ...

_ul {b math expressions} must follow the lambdatalk syntax (see page [[calc]]). Examples :
{pre °°
{* 1 2 3 4 5 6} will display 720
{+ {* 3 3} {* 4 4}} will display 25
{sqrt {+ {* 3 3} {* 4 4}}} will display 5
  if the function "sqrt" has been defined previously :
  {define sqrt (x) return Math.sqrt(x); }
°°}

_ul {b relations between cells} are recognized and updated when values change. Writing in a cell the expression {b °°{LC row col}°°} displays the value of the cell "L[row]C[col]". Examples : 
{pre °°
if
  L[1]C[1] contains 123
  L[2]C[1] contains ={LC 1 1}
then
  L[2]C[1] displays 123
  and will change as 123 changes

if 
  L[1]C[1] contains 123 
  L[2]C[1] contains 456
  L[3]C[1] contains ={+ {LC 1 1} {LC 2 1}}
then
  L[3]C[1] displays 579
°°}

_ul {b but} the way the worksheet is updated needs to be improved : 
{pre °°
if 
  L[1]C[1] contains 123 
  L[2]C[2] contains ={LC 1 1}
  L[3]C[3] contains ={+ {LC 1 1} {LC 2 2}}
then
  L[3]C[3] displays NaN (Not a Number) 
  because {LC 1 1} is not evaluated when {LC 2 2} is called 
°°}
_p So, some more work to do. I need help :)

_h4 examples

{show {@ src="data/worksheet_3.jpg" height="220" width="500" title=""}}
{show {@ src="data/worksheet_4.jpg" height="220" width="500" title=""}}

_h4 code
_p The worksheet's code is visible in [[worksheet.js|plugins/worksheet.js]].