The code here currently sets width (along with some other attributes) on every column to the width of the corresponding column of the first row of the table.
That works well for all columns except the last when the lines are close to wrapping in a terminal window. With the current setup, if the first row is wider than the user's terminal, it will wrap, and because of the above behavior, so will all the other lines because they'll be right-padded with spaces to match the width of the first row.
I'd propose changing the code to only inherit width for the last column of a row if the text in that column is longer than the first rows's width. Either that, or just don't right-pad the last column of each row on output regardless of the column's width.
The code here currently sets
width(along with some other attributes) on every column to thewidthof the corresponding column of the first row of the table.That works well for all columns except the last when the lines are close to wrapping in a terminal window. With the current setup, if the first row is wider than the user's terminal, it will wrap, and because of the above behavior, so will all the other lines because they'll be right-padded with spaces to match the width of the first row.
I'd propose changing the code to only inherit
widthfor the last column of a row if the text in that column is longer than the first rows'swidth. Either that, or just don't right-pad the last column of each row on output regardless of the column'swidth.