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ppforest2 v0.1.0
Projection Pursuit Decision Trees and Random Forests
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ANSI-safe column-driven table formatting. More...
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Classes | |
| struct | ppforest2::io::layout::Column |
| Column definition for table formatting. More... | |
Namespaces | |
| namespace | ppforest2 |
| namespace | ppforest2::io |
| namespace | ppforest2::io::layout |
| Column-driven table formatting with ANSI-safe alignment. | |
Typedefs | |
| using | ppforest2::io::layout::Row = std::vector<std::string> |
| A row of pre-formatted cell strings. | |
Enumerations | |
| enum class | ppforest2::io::layout::Align { ppforest2::io::layout::left , ppforest2::io::layout::right } |
Functions | |
| std::string | ppforest2::io::layout::format_md_row (Row const &cells) |
| Format a row as a markdown table row. | |
| std::string | ppforest2::io::layout::format_md_separator (std::vector< Column > const &columns) |
| Generate a markdown alignment row. | |
| std::string | ppforest2::io::layout::format_row (std::vector< Column > const &columns, Row const &cells, std::string const &sep=" ") |
| Format a row of cells according to column definitions. | |
| std::string | ppforest2::io::layout::format_separator (std::vector< Column > const &columns, std::string const &sep=" ") |
| Generate a separator line spanning the full table width. | |
| Row | ppforest2::io::layout::header_labels (std::vector< Column > const &columns) |
| Extract header labels from column definitions as a Row. | |
| std::string | ppforest2::io::layout::pad (std::string const &s, int width, Align align=Align::right) |
| Pad a string to a target visual width, handling ANSI codes. | |
| int | ppforest2::io::layout::visual_width (std::string const &s) |
| Compute the visual width of a string, ignoring ANSI escape codes. | |
ANSI-safe column-driven table formatting.
Provides primitives for building aligned tables that correctly handle strings containing ANSI escape codes. Column widths are defined once and applied consistently across header, separator, and data rows.