New function table.AppendRowLine() to manually add row separators. #120
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Please add test. |
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Actually, the test is already included in the PR, it's the "Output 7" part that lists the expected result which gets created on "go test" (Example function). |
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@mattn this has been opened for a while now, what do you think? |
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| // Append a separator after the current line | |||
| func (t *Table) AppendRowLine() { | |||
| t.rowLineIdxs[len(t.lines)-1]++ | |||
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If the lines is empty, how this work?
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Good point, it won't do any harm because it's a mapping that's later ignored (and rowLineIdxs was a map[int]int, not an array), but still worth fixing. What I found while adding more tests, though, is that there's two different row printing methods, printRows() and printRowsMergeCells(), which both need to support the new manually added row separators, I'll update my branch with the changes.
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Okay, I've updated the PR with new test cases and support for both printRows() and printRowsMergeCells(), please take a look and let me know if you like it! |
Here's a quick addition for manually adding line separators, hope you like it!