bad processing of wide chars

[okbob]

bad processing of wide chars

[loveencounterflow]

You're genius! How did you do it so fast??

[okbob]

2017-09-13 16:38 GMT+02:00 loveencounterflow <[email protected]>:

You're genius! How did you do it so fast??

It is not fully fixed - horizontal scrolling should be more inteligent about wider characters. I take routine from PostgreSQL source code.

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[loveencounterflow]

Cool.

[loveencounterflow]

I really think you should go and popularize your work. Like, give it a snazzy name and a web page perhaps. And advertise it in the wider PostgreSQL community. Maybe become part of a distro, who knows? I mean it's already better than any other command line tool I've seen so far when it comes to displaying a big table of results.

[okbob]

2017-09-13 19:28 GMT+02:00 loveencounterflow <[email protected]>:

I really think you should go and popularize your work. Like, give it a snazzy name and a web page perhaps. And advertise it in the wider PostgreSQL community. Maybe become part of a distro, who knows? I mean it's already better than any other command line tool I've seen so far when it comes to displaying a big table of results.

Thank you. I don't plan to do special web page - GitHub page is enough - but I am working on rpmbuid support - so it can be part of any RH like repository. I don't know Debian API so this work should be done by somebody else. Now, I would to fix most visible issues, and I would to do first release. It is still fresh project - not more than three months - but I am think so this concept is usable.

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And very so! I've already played around with a script that issues something that looks like a PostgrSQL ASCII table to make pspg turn on its frozen column mode. It should be relatively easy to write a bash script to view, say CSV files with it, or the output of various other tools (say ls, printenv for starters). If you'd tell what makes pspg recognize columns (and whether that's configurable?), I'd venture to give it a try. I mean, 2D-scrollable output in neat columns has many use cases on the command line.

Another thing that I've toyed with (in thinking) is the possibility to do ANSI color highlighting within output cells. That would sure be difficult to do though, what with escape codes slipping out to the left and so on.

[okbob]

2017-09-13 20:15 GMT+02:00 loveencounterflow <[email protected]>:

And very so! I've already played around with a script that issues something that looks like a PostgrSQL ASCII table to make pspg turn on its frozen column mode. It should be relatively easy to write a bash script to view, say CSV files with it, or the output of various other tools (say ls, printenv for starters). If you'd tell what makes pspg recognize columns (and whether that's configurable?), I'd venture to give it a try. I mean, 2D-scrollable output in neat columns has many use cases on the command line. Another thing that I've toyed with (in thinking) is the possibility to do ANSI color highlighting within output cells. That would sure be difficult to do though, what with escape codes slipping out to the left and so on.

I wrote the base - now it can be enhanced :) by me, by others. I am thinking about 1. mark lines 2. some better searching (regular expressions) 3. maybe some formatting functionality - so input can be raw CSV 4. colour themes should be customized by files But for this moment I have to complete this project and I have to do some other works. I spent three months and more serious work is in pipe. —

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