Free pivot table software for linux

Pivot is a web-based tool to help you maintain dynamic sites, like weblogs or online journals.

Pivot Weblog is written in PHP, and does not require additional libraries or databases to function.

Pivot is easy to setup, easier to maintain, and even easier to work with. It is template based and fully adaptable to your wishes. Language packs are supported.

It is easy to upload and include pictures with your log entries. There is a comment system that remembers your visitors.

Automagic archiving can be done by week or month. Stylesheets are used extensively. All data is stored in flat files, so no databases are required.

PyHtmlTable is a class for Python CGIs to generate HTML tables on the fly. The reason that i made this script is I couldnt find something like Table.pm or Table.php
Main features:
- Allows setting of individual row and cell attributes via arbitrary dictionaries
- Allows spanning of rows and columns
- Autogrows table if cells set outside initial Range.
- Allows dynamic insertion of new rows and columns anywhere in the table
- Allows bulk population of table data via arrays to arbitrary locations in the table.
- Provides default cell attributes for tablewide uniformity and the ability to override these on a cell by cell basis.
- NOTE: Row indexes start at 0 like God and Kernighan demand!
- Influenced heavily by Table.pm and Table.php

PostgreSQL Table Log contains functions that allow you to log PostgreSQL table inserts, updates, and deletes into another table.
This can be used to recover the state of the logged table or to recover specific rows from a given time period.
Enhancements:
- This version now works with PostgreSQL versions 8.2 and later.
- Some warnings have been removed and the documentation was cleaned up.
- PGXS is now used for building from source.
- RPM packages are available.

PDF::Table is a utility class for building table layouts in a PDF::API2 object.

SYNOPSIS

use PDF::API2;
use PDF::Table;

my $pdftable = new PDF::Table;
my $pdf = new PDF::API2(-file => "table_of_lorem.pdf");
my $page = $pdf->page;

# some data to layout
my $some_data =[
["1 Lorem ipsum dolor",
"Donec odio neque, faucibus vel",
"consequat quis, tincidunt vel, felis."],
["Nulla euismod sem eget neque.",
"Donec odio neque",
"Sed eu velit."],
... and so on
];

# build the table layout
$pdftable->table(
# required params
$pdf,
$page,
$some_data,
x => $left_edge_of_table,
w => 570,
start_y => 500,
next_y => 700,
start_h => 300,
next_h => 500,
# some optional params
padding => 5,
padding_right => 10,
background_color_odd => "gray",
background_color_even => "lightblue", #cell background color for even rows
);

# do other stuff with $pdf
...

This class is a utility for use with the PDF::API2 module from CPAN. It can be used to display text data in a table layout within the PDF. The text data must be in a 2d array (such as returned by a DBI statement handle fetchall_arrayref() call). The PDF::Table will automatically add as many new pages as necessary to display all of the data.

Various layout properties, such as font, font size, and cell padding and background color can be specified for each column and/or for even/odd rows. Also a (non)repeated header row with different layout properties can be specified.
See the METHODS section for complete documentation of every parameter.

Having worked with IP Filter on Solaris for a few years now, when I work on IP Tables in Linux I come to miss State Top. So I decided to write a version for IP Tables. IPTState is a state top along with a "single run" mode to quickly display states once. IP Tables State has customizable sorting (including reverse), customizable refresh rates, etc. etc. See the README, the man page and the -h option for details.

IPTState is now in the Debian, Redhat, Fedora Core, Mandrake, Gentoo, FloppyFW, and Devil Linux distributions as well as the pkgsrc project.

LaTeX::Table is a Perl module that provides functionality for an intuitive generation of LaTeX tables for reports or theses.

LaTeX::Table ships with some predefined, good-looking table styles, and supports multipage tables via the xtab package.

Installation:

To install this module, run the following commands:

perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install

Alternatively, to install with Module::Build, you can use the following
commands:

perl Build.PL
./Build
./Build test
./Build install

Now start the script generate_examples.pl in the examples directory of this
distibution.

perl generate_examples.pl

This script generates some LaTeX files with some example tables. Now please compile these examples with LaTeX and check if all tables look ok:

latex examples.tex
xdvi examples.dvi

HTML::TableTiler can easily generates complex graphic styled HTML tables.

HTML::TableTiler uses a minimum HTML table as a tile to generate a complete HTML table from a bidimensional array of data. It can easily produce simple or complex graphic styled tables with minimum effort and maximum speed.

Think about the table tile as a sort of tile that automatically expands itself to contain the whole data. You can control the final look of a table by choosing either the HORIZONTAL and the VERTICAL tiling mode among: PULL, TILE and TRIM.

The main advantages to use it are:

automatic table generation

Pass only a bidimensional array of data to generate a complete HTML table. No worry to decide in advance the quantity of cells (or rows) in the table.
complex graphic patterns generation without coding

Just prepare a simple table tile in your preferred WYSIWYG HTML editor and let the module do the job for you.

simple to maintain

You can indipendently change the table tile or the code, and everything will go as you would expect.