# Print a newline and a separator prior to printing the first module section
print "\n"
print '=' * 65
# for each of the modules we have, create a line of versions, wrap the
# description and whatis text,
for module, data in sorted(modules_dict.items()):
versions = data['versions']
versions.sort()
versions = ', '.join(sorted(versions))
desc_lines = []
desc_line_len = 65
desc = ''
if 'whatis' in data:
desc = data['whatis']['Description']
desc = wrap_lines(desc, desc_line_len)
try:
description = '\n'.join(wrap_lines(modules_dict[module]['whatis']['Description'], desc_line_len))
vers = ', '.join(modules_dict[module]['versions'])
vers = wrap_lines(vers, desc_line_len - 12)
vers = '\n'.join(vers)
print "Module name: %s" % module
print "Versions:", vers
print '-' * 65
print "Description\n\n", description
print '\n'
print '=' * 65
except:
continue
from wrap_lines import wrap_lines # Set variables for testing # Text from module description that will wrap to at least three lines desc = 'Universal Mathematical Suite is a Python library that allows you to define, optimize, and evaluate mathematical expressions involving multi-dimensional arrays efficiently. It is built with GPU support.' versions = ['1.1', '1.2', '1.3', '2.1', '2.2'] vers = ', '.join(versions) # This is here to look ahead to when we have a module name # (short) and a package name like this as a separate # field. module = "Universal Mathematical Suite" # We wrap all the fields their column widths m = wrap_lines(module, 20) v = wrap_lines(vers, 12) d = wrap_lines(desc, 48) # Initialize the table header = ['Module', 'Versions', 'Description'] table = PrettyTable(header) table.align = 'l' # There will always be a first row, so we just add it table.add_row([m[0], v[0], d[0]]) # Set the counter for how many rows we've printed count = 1 # We have something to add if there are still lines left in
