lib/sycsvpro/spread_sheet_builder.rb
def method_missing(name, *args, &block)
      super unless operands.keys.index(name.to_s)
      operands[name.to_s]
    end
def method_missing(name, *args, &block)
      super unless operands.keys.index(name.to_s)
      operands[name.to_s]
    end
def method_missing ( name , * args , & block ) super unless operands . keys . index ( name . to_s ) operands [ name . to_s ] end
A spread sheet builder is doing arithmetic operations and can be called
 like this:

     SpreadSheetBuilder.new(outfile:   "out.csv",
                            files:     "f1.csv,f2.csv",
                            r:         "true,false",
                            c:         "false,true",
                            aliases:   "a,b",
                            operation: "(a*b).transpose",
                            ds:        ",",
                            equalize:  "true",
                            print:     "true").execute

 outfile::   file where the result of the operation is written to
 files::     files that hold the spread sheet data
 r::         indication whether the corresponding file has row labels
 c::         indication whether the corresponding file has column labels
 aliases::   symbols that correspond to the spread sheet created from the
             files. The symbols are used in the operation. The symbols have
             to be choosen carefully not to conflict with existing methods
             and variables
 ds::        decimal spearator '.' or ',' where '.' is default
 equalize::  indicates whether different column sizes should be equalized
 operation:: arithmetic operation on spread sheets using the aliases as
             place holders for the spread sheets. The last evaluated
             operation is returned as result and saved to outfile in case
             the result is a spread sheet. In all other cases the result
             can be printed with the print flag.
 print::     print the result
 Returns the spread sheet operands when called in the arithmetic operation
A spread sheet builder is doing arithmetic operations and can be called like this :