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Re-organize The Sja Output Log File

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    • #22432
      MuphoOx
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      If there is any question don't hesitate … 🙄

    • #22433
      peterlaursen
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      1) you should use a non-proportional font (like Courier) – it looks like Arial …

      .. a series of SPACEs do not take much SPACE for instance …

      That will do the trick if column names are not too long.

    • #22434
      TomBez
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      peterlaursen wrote on Sep 15 2006, 01:57 PM:
      1) you should use a non-proportional font (like Courier) – it looks like Arial …

      .. a series of SPACEs do not take much SPACE for instance …

      That will do the trick if column names are not too long.

      a different solution would be, to put the datacells into a html-table. depends on what gui-framework you use. (split values with regexp)

    • #22435
      MuphoOx
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      @TomBez

      It would be greate to put html tabs … but i'm reading the file trough a Buffer line by line, i don't know how i could split the array in colums.


      @Peter

      I've tried the non-proportional font => Courier, but in vain .. nothing has changed ! exactlu the same result. And what makes me 😡 is that the same command, called directly from CMD window is well organised 🙁

    • #22436
      TomBez
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      MuphoOx wrote on Sep 18 2006, 10:36 AM:
      @TomBez

      It would be greate to put html tabs … but i'm reading the file trough a Buffer line by line, i don't know how i could split the array in colums.


      @Peter

      I've tried the non-proportional font => Courier, but in vain .. nothing has changed ! exactlu the same result. And what makes me 😡 is that the same command, called directly from CMD window is well organised 🙁

      quite easily, split the line

      String splittedLine[] = line.split(” “);

      you have than analyse the array and only take the arrayfields where there is a value in it and you should than have everything in an array.

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