slicecmp

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slicecmp

slicecmp prints two or more string slices neatly side-by-side for visual inspection.

Documentation

Index

• func Equal(a, b []string) bool
• func Sprint(headings []string, slices ...[]string) string
• func Sprint2(headingA string, sliceA []string, headingB string, sliceB []string) string
• func Sprintf(separator rune, spacing int, headings []string, slices ...[]string) string
• func Sprintf2(headingA string, sliceA []string, headingB string, sliceB []string, ...) string
• func Transform(m [][]string) [][]string

Functions

func Equal

func Equal(a, b []string) bool

Equal reports if two string slices are identical

func Sprint

func Sprint(headings []string, slices ...[]string) string

Sprint "pretty-prints" (formats) slices side by side with the default formatting and returns the resulting string.

func Sprint2

func Sprint2(headingA string, sliceA []string, headingB string, sliceB []string) string

Sprint2 "pretty-prints" (formats) two slices side by side with the default formatting and returns the resulting string.

func Sprintf

func Sprintf(separator rune, spacing int, headings []string, slices ...[]string) string

Sprintf "pretty-prints" (formats) slices side by side according to the specified formatting options and returns the resulting string.

func Sprintf2

func Sprintf2(headingA string, sliceA []string, headingB string, sliceB []string, separator rune, spacing int) string

Sprintf2 "pretty-prints" (formats) two slices side by side according to the specified formatting options and returns the resulting string.

func Transform

func Transform(m [][]string) [][]string

Transform swaps rows and columns in a string matrix, so you can use other slicecmp functions easliy if your data is "the wrong way round".