Die Aufgabe besteht darin, eine ASCII-Tabelle für ein bestimmtes Array anzuzeigen.

Eingang

Die Eingabe ist eine 2D-Matrix. Die Zeilenlänge der Matrix entspricht der Länge eines Arrays. Alternativ können Sie eine 2D-Matrix eingeben, wobei die erste Zeile eine Überschrift ist. Die äußere Dimension ist die Reihe.

Beispiel Eingabe:

[["License","2008-05-08","2009-03-11","2011-11-22","2013-08-12","2015-11-19"],["GPLv2","58.69%","52.2%","42.5%","33%","23%"],["GPLv3","1.64%","4.15%","6.5%","12%","9%"],["LGPL 2.1","11.39%","9.84%","?","6%","5%"],["LGPL 3.0","? (<0.64%)","0.37%","?","3%","2%"],["GPL family together","71.72% (+ <0.64%)","66.56%","?","54%","39%"]]

Ausgabe

Die Ausgabe einer Tabelle sieht wie folgt aus.

+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| License             | 2008-05-08        | 2009-03-11 | 2011-11-22 | 2013-08-12 | 2015-11-19 |
+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| GPLv2               | 58.69%            | 52.2%      | 42.5%      | 33%        | 23%        |
| GPLv3               | 1.64%             | 4.15%      | 6.5%       | 12%        | 9%         |
| LGPL 2.1            | 11.39%            | 9.84%      | ?          | 6%         | 5%         |
| LGPL 3.0            | ? (<0.64%)        | 0.37%      | ?          | 3%         | 2%         |
| GPL family together | 71.72% (+ <0.64%) | 66.56%     | ?          | 54%        | 39%        |
+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+

Jede Zelle hat genau ein Leerzeichen links und mindestens ein Leerzeichen rechts, bis die Balken ausgerichtet sind. Mindestens eine Zelle hat jedoch nur ein Leerzeichen auf der rechten Seite.

Testfälle

Input:
[["Hello", "World", "!!!"],["aa", "bbbbbbbbb", "CcC"], ["Pyth",  "CJam", "GolfScript"]]

Output:
+-------+-----------+------------+
| Hello | World     | !!!        |
+-------+-----------+------------+
| aa    | bbbbbbbbb | CcC        |
| Pyth  | CJam      | GolfScript |
+-------+-----------+------------+

Beispiel Einreichung

function ascii_table(array, header) {
    var lengths = array[0].map(function(_, i) {
        var col = array.map(function(row) {
            if (row[i] != undefined) {
                return row[i].length;
            } else {
                return 0;
            }
        });
        return Math.max.apply(Math, col);
    });
    array = array.map(function(row) {
        return '| ' + row.map(function(item, i) {
            var size = item.length;
            if (size < lengths[i]) {
                item += new Array(lengths[i]-size+1).join(' ');
            }
            return item;
        }).join(' | ') + ' |';
    });
    var sep = '+' + lengths.map(function(length) {
        return new Array(length+3).join('-');
    }).join('+') + '+';
    if (header) {
        return sep + '\n' + array[0] + '\n' + sep + '\n' +
            array.slice(1).join('\n') + '\n' + sep;
    } else {
        return sep + '\n' + array.join('\n') + '\n' + sep;
    }
}

Das ist Code-Golf , also gewinnt die Einsendung mit der geringsten Anzahl von Bytes!

CJam, 58 Bytes

Kennt jemand einen Golf-Trick in CJam?

q~z_{:,:e>)}%_{)'-*'++}%'+\+N+@@.{f{Se]"| "\+}}z'|N+f+1$f+

vim, 139 138 134

$x0xqq%ls<cr><esc>@qq@q:se nosol|%s/,/\t/g|%s/]/\t./|%!column -t -s'<C-v><Tab>'<cr>qwf";;h<C-v>GI|<esc>@wq@wll<C-v>Gls|<esc>0<C-v>Gs| <esc>:%s/"//g<cr>Yp:s/[^|]/-/g|s/|/+/g<cr>YggpkP

Akzeptiert Eingaben in der in den Testfällen gezeigten Form. Alle enthalten kann oder auch nicht gültig sein, da dies nie auf der Eingabezeichenfolge beruht ", ,, ], oder |Zeichen.

Wenn die Eingabe in der Lage sein muss, ]s zu enthalten , :%s/]/\t./<cr>kann sie durch qe$s<Tab>.<esc>j@eq@e2 zusätzliche Zeichen ersetzt werden. Es gibt keine einfache Möglichkeit, ",|die Eingabe zuzulassen .

Muss in einer Unix-Umgebung ausgeführt werden, da dies auf dem columnBefehlszeilentool beruht .

Etwas veraltete Erklärung (durch eine Überarbeitung, aber das war nur ein bisschen Neuordnung):

:se nosol<cr>    we need this later: G in visual block shouldn't go to BOL
$x0x             delete the surrounding pair of brackets
qq               record a macro
 %ls<cr><esc>    put each element of the big array on its own line
 @qq             recurse
@q               play back the macro until EOF
:%s/,/\t/g<cr>   replace all remaining commas with tabs
:%s/]/\t./<cr>   replace the ] at the end of lines with tabs and a dot
                 we need this for the line at the right edge of the table
:%!column -t     run the whole file through `column' on tabs
 -s'<C-v><Tab>
 '<cr>
qw               record another macro
 f";;            go forward 3 "s--that is, to the next "column"
 h               go back to the middle of the column
 <C-v>GI|<esc>   insert a line behind the cursor from top to bottom
 @wq             recurse
@w               play back until EOF
ll               move right before the line of dots we added earlier
<C-v>Gl          select the dots
s|<esc>          replace with a line (top to bottom)
0<C-v>G          select all the opening brackets
s| <esc>         again, (the leftmost) line
:%s/"//g<cr>     kill all the quotes around the data
Yp               duplicate bottom line
:s/[^|]/-/g<cr>  replace everything that's not a line with a dash
:s/|/+/g<cr>     now replace the lines with plus signs
YggpkP           put the separators before and after the first line

Danke smpl für ein Byte!

JavaScript (ES6), 210 212 219

Bearbeite 2 Bytes, die dank @Neil gespeichert wurden

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`+t,t+J(z,`
`)+t)

PRÜFUNG

F=a=>(
  J=(m,j)=>j+m.join(j)+j,
  a.map(r=>r.map((c,i)=>s[i]>(l=c.length)?0:s[i]=l),s=[]),
  t=J(s.map(n=>'-'.repeat(n+2)),'+'),
  z=a.map(r=>J(r.map((c,i)=>' '+c+' '.repeat(s[i]+1-c.length)),'|')),
  z[0]+='\n'+t,
  t+J(z,'\n')+t
)  

Z=[["License","2008-05-08","2009-03-11","2011-11-22","2013-08-12","2015-11-19"],["GPLv2","58.69%","52.2%","42.5%","33%","23%"],["GPLv3","1.64%","4.15%","6.5%","12%","9%"],["LGPL 2.1","11.39%","9.84%","?","6%","5%"],["LGPL 3.0","? (<0.64%)","0.37%","?","3%","2%"],["GPL family together","71.72% (+ <0.64%)","66.56%","?","54%","39%"]]

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Python 2, 190

Diese Lösung verwendet Listenverständnisse und Generatorausdrücke. Es akzeptiert eine Liste von Listen und gibt eine Zeichenfolge im erforderlichen Format zurück.

def b(i):
 d=[max(map(len,c))for c in zip(*i)]
 a='+'+''.join('-'*h+'--+'for h in d)
 e=['|'+''.join(' '+f.ljust(h)+' |'for h,f in zip(d,j))for j in i]
 return'\n'.join([a,e[0],a]+e[1:]+[a])

Der Code vor dem Minifier:

def mktable(data):
    sizes = [max(map(len, column)) for column in zip(*data)]
    divider = '+' + ''.join('-'*size+'--+' for size in sizes)
    lines = ['|' + ''.join(
                ' ' + value.ljust(size) + ' |' for size, value in zip(sizes, row)
                )
                for row in data]
    return '\n'.join([divider, lines[0], divider] + lines[1:] + [divider])

data = [
    ["License","2008-05-08","2009-03-11","2011-11-22","2013-08-12","2015-11-19"],
    ["GPLv2","58.69%","52.2%","42.5%","33%","23%"],
    ["GPLv3","1.64%","4.15%","6.5%","12%","9%"],
    ["LGPL 2.1","11.39%","9.84%","?","6%","5%"],
    ["LGPL 3.0","? (<0.64%)","0.37%","?","3%","2%"],
    ["GPL family together","71.72% (+ <0.64%)","66.56%","?","54%","39%"]
    ]

table = mktable(data)
print table

welche Ausgänge:

+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| License             | 2008-05-08        | 2009-03-11 | 2011-11-22 | 2013-08-12 | 2015-11-19 |
+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| GPLv2               | 58.69%            | 52.2%      | 42.5%      | 33%        | 23%        |
| GPLv3               | 1.64%             | 4.15%      | 6.5%       | 12%        | 9%         |
| LGPL 2.1            | 11.39%            | 9.84%      | ?          | 6%         | 5%         |
| LGPL 3.0            | ? (<0.64%)        | 0.37%      | ?          | 3%         | 2%         |
| GPL family together | 71.72% (+ <0.64%) | 66.56%     | ?          | 54%        | 39%        |
+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+

MATLAB, 244 239 229 226

a=eval(regexprep(input(''),{'], *?[','[[',']]','"'},{';','{','}',''''}));s=size(a);c=repmat(' | ',s(1),1);b=c;for i=1:s(2)
x=char(a{:,i});b=[b x c];end
h=b(1,:);r=h*0+'-';r(h=='|')='+';b=[r;h;r;b(2:end,:);r];disp(b(:,2:end-1))

Erklärung folgt.

Testfall:

Eingang:

'[["License","2008-05-08","2009-03-11","2011-11-22","2013-08-12","2015-11-19"],["GPLv2","58.69%","52.2%","42.5%","33%","23%"],["GPLv3","1.64%","4.15%","6.5%","12%","9%"],["LGPL 2.1","11.39%","9.84%","?","6%","5%"],["LGPL 3.0","? (<0.64%)","0.37%","?","3%","2%"],["GPL family together","71.72% (+ <0.64%)","66.56%","?","54%","39%"]]'

Ausgabe:

+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| License             | 2008-05-08        | 2009-03-11 | 2011-11-22 | 2013-08-12 | 2015-11-19 |
+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| GPLv2               | 58.69%            | 52.2%      | 42.5%      | 33%        | 23%        |
| GPLv3               | 1.64%             | 4.15%      | 6.5%       | 12%        | 9%         |
| LGPL 2.1            | 11.39%            | 9.84%      | ?          | 6%         | 5%         |
| LGPL 3.0            | ? (<0.64%)        | 0.37%      | ?          | 3%         | 2%         |
| GPL family together | 71.72% (+ <0.64%) | 66.56%     | ?          | 54%        | 39%        |
+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+

Ruby, 129 126 127 126 Zeichen

->a{t=?|
a.transpose.map{|c|t+=" %-#{c.map(&:size).max}s |"}
[d=(t%a[0].map{p}).tr('| ','+-'),a.map{|r|t%r}.insert(1,d),d]*$/}

Probelauf:

2.1.5 :001 > puts ->a{t=?|;a.transpose.map{|c|t+=" %-#{c.map(&:size).max}s |"};[d=(t%a[0].map{p}).tr('| ','+-'),a.map{|r|t%r}.insert(1,d),d]*$/}[[["License","2008-05-08","2009-03-11","2011-11-22","2013-08-12","2015-11-19"],["GPLv2","58.69%","52.2%","42.5%","33%","23%"],["GPLv3","1.64%","4.15%","6.5%","12%","9%"],["LGPL 2.1","11.39%","9.84%","?","6%","5%"],["LGPL 3.0","? (<0.64%)","0.37%","?","3%","2%"],["GPL family together","71.72% (+ <0.64%)","66.56%","?","54%","39%"]]]
+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| License             | 2008-05-08        | 2009-03-11 | 2011-11-22 | 2013-08-12 | 2015-11-19 |
+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| GPLv2               | 58.69%            | 52.2%      | 42.5%      | 33%        | 23%        |
| GPLv3               | 1.64%             | 4.15%      | 6.5%       | 12%        | 9%         |
| LGPL 2.1            | 11.39%            | 9.84%      | ?          | 6%         | 5%         |
| LGPL 3.0            | ? (<0.64%)        | 0.37%      | ?          | 3%         | 2%         |
| GPL family together | 71.72% (+ <0.64%) | 66.56%     | ?          | 54%        | 39%        |
+---------------------+-------------------+------------+------------+------------+------------+