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Width option does nothing half of the time.
If I use the width option like this
tp $scen, {"features.name" => {display_name: "Features", width: 30}},
{"features.scenarios.name" => {display_name: "Scenarios", :width => 50}},
{"features.scenarios.time" => {display_name: "Time", width: 10}},
{"features.scenarios.steps" => {display_name: "Steps", width: 10}},
{"features.scenarios.tps" => {display_name: "TPS", width: 10}}
It does absolutely nothing unless the width is already less than whatever width it's already using. In other words it shows this for everything past 19, and only if I lower the width below that amount will it change the width.
FEATURES | SCENARIOS | TIME | STEPS | TPS
-------------------|---------------------------|--------|-------|-----------
Find Account Tests | No search results in erro | 16.392 | 6 | 2.73199...
| Field Search, Examples (# | 3.869 | 10 | 0.3869
| Field Search, Examples (# | 3.637 | 10 | 0.3637
| Field Search, Examples (# | 3.647 | 10 | 0.36469...
| Field Search, Examples (# | 3.537 | 10 | 0.3537
| Field Search, Examples (# | 3.647 | 10 | 0.36469...
| Field Search, Examples (# | 3.701 | 10 | 0.3701
| Field Search, Examples (# | 3.608 | 10 | 0.3608
On the same topic I cannot figure out how to make things group correctly. I'm not using active record and there are no examples of how to use this with a hash even though the Readme says it supports it. I've created custom classes and I've gotten closer, but I still don't understand at all how to use this gem without ActiveRecord.
@snowe2010 i've peeked through table_print's source, try fixed_width instead of width – seems to be working
Also, there is max_width global setting...
@idrozd Thank you for the help, this was 2 years ago though, and I am at a completely different company now. I do not have access to the code I was using, so I cannot check that your solution works right now. If anyone else can verify that would be helpful to others I'm sure.