pcpp::TablePrinter Class Reference

A class for printing tables in command-line. More...

#include <TablePrinter.h>

Public Member Functions
	TablePrinter (std::vector< std::string > columnNames, std::vector< int > columnWidths)
virtual	~TablePrinter ()
	A d'tor for this class. Closes the table if not closed.
bool	printRow (const std::string &values, char delimiter)
bool	printRow (std::vector< std::string > values)
void	printSeparator ()
	Print a separator line.
void	closeTable ()

Detailed Description

A class for printing tables in command-line.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TablePrinter()

pcpp::TablePrinter::TablePrinter	(	std::vector< std::string >	columnNames,
		std::vector< int >	columnWidths
	)

C'tor - get column names and column widths

Parameters

[in]	columnNames	A vector of strings containing column names
[in]	columnWidths	A vector of integers containing column widths

Member Function Documentation

closeTable()

void pcpp::TablePrinter::closeTable

(

)

Close the table - should be called after all rows were printed. Calling this method is not a must as it's called in the class d'tor

printRow() [1/2]

bool pcpp::TablePrinter::printRow	(	const std::string &	values,
		char	delimiter
	)

Print a single row by providing a single string containing all values delimited by a specified character. For example: if specified delimiter is '|' and there are 3 columns an example input can be: "value for column1|value for column2|value for column3"

Parameters

[in]	values	A string delimited by a specified delimiter that contains values for all columns
[in]	delimiter	A delimiter that separates between values of different columns in the values string

Returns

True if row was printed successfully or false otherwise (in any case of error an appropriate message will be printed to log)

printRow() [2/2]

bool pcpp::TablePrinter::printRow

(

std::vector< std::string >

values

)

Print a single row

Parameters

[in]

values

A vector of strings containing values for all columns

Returns

True if row was printed successfully or false otherwise (in any case of error an appropriate message will be printed to log)