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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting How to adjust spacing Post 302112634 by zazzybob on Thursday 29th of March 2007 08:05:28 AM
Old 03-29-2007
anbu's awk solution is better, as it will work for any number of fields, but if you want to use shell builtins only...
Code:
$ while read line; do
>   set -- ${line}
>   printf "%-10s%-10s%-10s\n" $1 $2 $3
> done < spacetest.txt
AAA       BBB       CCC       
A         B         C         
AAAA      BB        CC

Cheers
ZB
 

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Goo::Canvas::TableModel - wrapper for GooCanvasTableModel HIERARCHY
Glib::Object +----Goo::Canvas::ItemModelSimple +----Goo::Canvas::GroupModel +----Goo::Canvas::TableModel INTERFACES
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itemmodel = Goo::Canvas::TableModel->new ($parent, ...) o $parent (Goo::Canvas::ItemModel) o ... (list) PROPERTIES
'column-spacing' (double : default 0 : readable / writable) The default space between columns 'homogeneous-columns' (boolean : default false : readable / writable) If all columns are the same width 'homogeneous-rows' (boolean : default false : readable / writable) If all rows are the same height 'horz-grid-line-width' (double : default 0 : readable / writable) The width of the grid line to draw between rows 'row-spacing' (double : default 0 : readable / writable) The default space between rows 'vert-grid-line-width' (double : default 0 : readable / writable) The width of the grid line to draw between columns 'x-border-spacing' (double : default 0 : readable / writable) The amount of spacing between the lefmost and rightmost cells and the border grid line 'y-border-spacing' (double : default 0 : readable / writable) The amount of spacing between the topmost and bottommost cells and the border grid line SEE ALSO
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