Fixes for #1000, to_string(), to_html() should respect col_space #2328
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oops, breakage. |
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November 22, 2012 20:20
wasn't implemented till now, so shouldn't break anything. colSpace was already deprecated in favor of col_space, so I would feel bad about deprecating col_space in favor of min_col_width.
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Travis is experiencing weirdness with numpy on py3, tox runs clean for me on 3.2. |
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Yeah what's going on with that? hopefully transient |
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Merged this, thanks |
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Note that the semantics of
col_spaceare different in each case, characters vs. pixels,but that's reasonable.
I hope this doesn't presage more html configuration via kwd arguments, yonder way
madness lies.
also, there's a discrepency between the docstring and io.rst (github doesn't seem to jump to the right line)
the first defines it as the width of the columns, the latter as the number of spaces between columns,
I adopted the former, since space between columns does not translate as easily to html.
sigh, also,
colSpacehas already been deprecated in favor ofcol_space, soI would feel bad about deprecating
col_spacein favor ofmin_col_width.I'll leave that decision to braver, fearless souls.
closes #1000.