Open maximiliank opened 3 years ago
Yeah this is a known issue and it has to do with std::stringstream
not retaining the termcolor
colors.
Essentially, how nested tables are implemented are as follows:
std::stringstream
as the stream, instead of std::cout
)
std::cout
If the inner table colors were preserved in the first step, this would work as we want. Unfortunately, this is not the case.
Nested table support was added as sort of an after-thought/bonus feature. I may have to just implement printing of nested tables with iteration (starting from the outer table and going in), which is non-ideal.
Thank you for your reply.
I tried to add << termcolor::colorize
, see https://github.com/ikalnytskyi/termcolor/pull/20, to the inline void Printer::print_table(std::ostream &stream, TableInternal &table)
function. The color works, but the right borders are messed up.
Do you think it could work this way?
ansi escape sequence should be considered in get_sequence_length to support colorful nested table. I have implemented by myself https://github.com/vxfury/tabulate. and with true color supported, too.
ansi escape sequence should be considered in get_sequence_length to support colorful nested table. I have implemented by myself https://github.com/vxfury/tabulate. and with true color supported, too.
A pull request would be greatly appreciated :)
Is there a support plan for this feature?
An easy bypass of this issue is to convert the table to string manually with termcolor::colorize, enable the multibyte char, and then limit the width manually.
@edisonhello can you give code for this 'bypass' ? @vxfury link https://github.com/vxfury/tabulate is not available - is it a chance to get this piece of code?
When I try to put a
Table
with a colored cell into anotherTable
the color is not working anymore.Here is an example:
which gives the following output on Ubuntu: