DEMO Using your supplied data: var data = [ [“fruits”,”frozen”,”fresh”,”rotten”], [“apples”,884,494,494], [“oranges”,4848,494,4949], [“kiwi”,848,33,33] ] The following function will treat the first element of the array as the keys for the objects properties. It will then loop over the remaining elements, and convert them into an object using these keys. Finally, it will return an array … Read more
I prefer using structures for my options. This gives you an easy way to store the options and an easy way to define them. Also, the whole thing becomes rather compact. function example(varargin) %# define defaults at the beginning of the code so that you do not need to %# scroll way down in case … Read more
It depends what you mean by “allowed”. Each tag has a fixed list of attribute names which are valid, and in html they are case insensitive. In one important sense, only these characters in the correct sequence are “allowed”. Another way of looking at it, is what characters will browsers treat as a valid attribute … Read more