Class FormatterTable

Info

New in version 0.6.6.

Allow for complex formatting of Table Data.

# Without Formatting
>>> data = Calc.get_array(sheet=sheet, range_name="A1:E10")
>>> Calc.print_array(data)

Row x Column size: 10 x 5
Stud. No.  Proj/20  Mid/35  Fin/45  Total%
22001.0  16.4583333333333  30.9166666666667  37.0125  0.843875
22028.0  11.875  23.0416666666667  25.4625  0.603791666666667
22048.0  13.9583333333333  19.25  25.9875  0.591958333333333
23715.0  12.0833333333333  18.6666666666667  20.475  0.51225
23723.0  17.2916666666667  27.7083333333333  36.225  0.81225
24277.0  0.0  16.0416666666667  19.6875  0.357291666666667
  11.9444444444444  22.6041666666667  27.475  0.620236111111111
  0.597222222222222  0.645833333333334  0.610555555555556
  Proj/20  Mid/35  Fin/45  Total%

# With Formatting
>>> data = Calc.get_array(sheet=sheet, range_name="A1:E10")
>>> fl = FormatterTable(format=(".2f", ">9"), idxs=(0, 9))
>>> fl.custom_formats_row.append(FormatTableItem(format=">9", idxs_inc=(0, 9)))
>>> fl.col_formats.append(FormatTableItem(format=(".0f", "^9"), idxs_inc=(0,), row_idxs_exc=(0, 9)))
>>> fl.col_formats.append(FormatTableItem(format=(".0%", ">9"), idxs_inc=(4,), row_idxs_exc=(0, 9)))
>>> Calc.print_array(data, fl)

Row x Column size: 10 x 5
Stud. No.   Proj/20    Mid/35    Fin/45    Total%
  22001       16.46     30.92     37.01       84%
  22028       11.88     23.04     25.46       60%
  22048       13.96     19.25     25.99       59%
  23715       12.08     18.67     20.48       51%
  23723       17.29     27.71     36.23       81%
  24277        0.00     16.04     19.69       36%
              11.94     22.60     27.48       62%
               0.60      0.65      0.61
            Proj/20    Mid/35    Fin/45    Total%

Class

class ooodev.formatters.formatter_table.FormatterTable(format, idx_rule=TableRuleKind.IGNORE, idxs=None, **kwargs)[source]

Formatter for formatting 2d sequences.

See also

Calc.print_array()

Parameters:

format (str | Tuple[str, ...]) –
idx_rule (TableRuleKind) –
idxs (Tuple[int, ...] | None) –

__init__(format, idx_rule=TableRuleKind.IGNORE, idxs=None, **kwargs)[source]

Constructor

Parameters:

format (str | Tuple[str, ...]) – Formatting that is applied to specified data.
idx_rule (FormatterTableRuleKind, optional) – Flag Options that determine behaviors. Defaults to FormatterTableRuleKind.IGNORE.
idxs (Tuple[int, ...] | None, optional) – Row Indexes that specify which rows are affect. Defaults to None. If idx_rule contains FormatterTableRuleKind.IGNORE then idxs are the rows that are excluded from formatting. If idx_rule contains FormatterTableRuleKind.ONLY then idxs are the rows that are formatted.
**Kwargs – Expandable list or Key, value args that are auto assigned as class Attributes. Useful for child classes.

Return type:

None

get_formatted(idx_row, row_data, join_str=' ')[source]

Applies formatting to rows and columns.

Parameters:

val (Any) – Any value
idx_row (int) – current row index being processed
row_data (Any) – (Row): List of data to format
join_str (str) –

Returns:

formatted row

Return type:

str

property col_formats: List[FormatTableItem]

Gets Column formats

New formats can be added.

Applies to any column that matches.

Example

fl.col_formats.append(FormatTableItem(format=(".0%", ">9"), idxs=(4,)))

Return type:: List[FormatTableItem]

property custom_formats_str: List[FormatString]

Gets Custom formats string value.

If you need to apply extra formatting to a row after is has been formatted as string then FormatterString instances can be added.

Return type:: List[FormatString]

property format: str | Tuple[str, ...]

Gets format

Format option such as .2f

Multiple formats can be added such as (".2f", "<10"). Formats are applied in the order they are added. In this case first float is formatted as string with two decimal places, and then value is padded to the right with spaces.

Return type:: str | Tuple[str, …]

property row_formats: List[FormatTableItem]

Gets Row formats

New formats can be added.

Applies to any column that matches.

Example

fl.row_formats.append(FormatTableItem(format=">9", idxs_inc=(0, 9)))

Return type:: List[FormatTableItem]