Closed tdegeus closed 2 years ago
The "non-pretty" you are observing is related to the fact that the process assumes unlimited line length into the output.
I do understand that you expect a nicer-to-see output but the idea of the prettification is to ensure that the format of the file is not altered too much.
Still this could be handled in a more proper way if we were to allow users to specify their preferred line width. Assuming that we were to set 80 as line width the prettified version of your yaml file would be something like
epsd: [0.00000000e+09, 2.00000000e-04, 6.97510220e-01, 6.97710220e-01, 1.14101113e+00,
1.14121113e+00, 1.30379685e+00, 1.30399685e+00, 1.59313535e+00, 1.59333535e+00,
1.67477980e+00, 1.67497980e+00, 1.74995852e+00, 1.75015852e+00, 1.92651521e+00,
1.92671521e+00, 2.22921949e+00, 2.22941949e+00, 2.25524963e+00, 2.25544963e+00]
sigd: [0.00000000e+09, 2.00000000e-04, 6.97510220e-01, 6.37087406e-01, 1.08038734e+00,
1.05259037e+00, 1.21517607e+00, 1.17774795e+00, 1.46688286e+00, 1.41467867e+00,
1.49612181e+00, 5.44543851e-01, 6.19522524e-01, 3.86097256e-01, 5.62453891e-01,
3.26369082e-01, 6.28873246e-01, 5.81974365e-01, 6.07804478e-01, 5.72717686e-01]
Seems like a good solution! In line with other formatters. Thanks!
I have a file:
that is formatted:
I'm using: