ToTable

Converts an object to a table.

Syntax

If X is any object, ToTable(X) returns X as a table. Specifically:

If X is a two-dimensional container, like a matrix or a pixmap, then ToTable(X) is the table with entries being the elements of X converted to strings using the string function.
If X is a string, then it is split into rows and columns by splitting on CRLF and TAB, respectively.
If X is a two-dimensional nested list, then ToTable(X) returns the table with entries being the second-level elements of X converted to strings using the AsSingleLine function.
If non of the above applies and X is a one-dimensional container (such as a vector or a list), then ToString(X) is the column table consisting of the entries obtained from X by means of string.
Otherwise, the result is a single-cell (1×1) table with text string(X).

T ≔ compute(a⋅b, a, 1, 12, b, 1, 12);
for(i, 1, 12, VarInsert(T[i], 1, i));
VarInsert(T, 1, SequenceList(0, 12));
T[1][1] ≔ "×";
display(ToTable(T))