First, thanks for aoc-cli. I've been playing around with it in the lead-up to AOC this year and it's great.
This PR adds support for specifying the output width when reading a puzzle. I'm working in a wide terminal but want the output to be substantially narrower than that. I can use a tool like fold or fmt but neither is ideal. fold will cause strange line-wrapping and fmt will smush together example input.
I'm not a Rust programmer so made the changes largely by copying code from the existing argument parsing rules and following the suggestions in the compiler errors. So far, so good on my machine.
First, thanks for aoc-cli. I've been playing around with it in the lead-up to AOC this year and it's great.
This PR adds support for specifying the output width when reading a puzzle. I'm working in a wide terminal but want the output to be substantially narrower than that. I can use a tool like
foldorfmtbut neither is ideal.foldwill cause strange line-wrapping andfmtwill smush together example input.I'm not a Rust programmer so made the changes largely by copying code from the existing argument parsing rules and following the suggestions in the compiler errors. So far, so good on my machine.