I have occasion to want to produce a ``table of tables''. I.e. I have
a number of subjects; to each subject there corresponds a 4 x 5 table
of numbers. I would like to arrange these tables into a (say) 4 x 4
array. I would also like (said he, wistfully) to have each of these
16 tables in the array distinguished by a header identifying the
``subject'';
a string of the form ``Subject xxx'', ``Subject yyy'' etc.
I could bind together my 16 tables into a 16 x 20 numerical matrix,
output
this to a file, and then manually mark it up with the appropriate LaTeX
commands to get the effect I want. But that would be a most tedious
experience .... and since I have to do something like 12 or 15 of these,
it could take a while.
So I thought I'd ask if any of those clever people out there had written
functions that might produce such a table of tables. Preferably with a
LaTeX filter at the end.
Are there such functions anywhere? I have of course looked at the
xtable
package and I can't see a facility for doing what I want.
cheers,
Rolf Turner
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