Chris Doyle
Chris Doyle
> For example when I do > tp systems, :system => {:display_method => :name}, :epic => {:display_method => :xyz} > > The second column will never be displayed. It is...
At display time, multibyte characters are shown as a single column. But when calculating column width, it appears that each byte of the character is counted as a new column....
Currently column order can be inconsistent (especially on 1.8.7, I hear)
fixed a huge bug with this in 1.3.3 but didn't write a spec for it.
Would be awesome to be able to track a table in real time, maybe print headers every 30 rows or whatever
Given a config with an `:include`, eg: ``` ruby tp.set Store, :include => [{:retailer => {display_method: :retailer_id}}, {:created_at => {width: 19}}, {:updated_at => {width: 19}}] ``` The first print will...