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Formatting output for
inputselect() where you want to have a divider always at the same position is a pain in the a** because imho there isn't a 100% reliable way to do this with tabs.Spaces are perfect and can be calculated accurately but only if a fixed-size font is used. So... Would it be possible to give that command another parameter "font=<font>,<style>,<size>" which would allow us to override the current configured one? If <style> and <size> are left out, they could be retrieved from the current configured one...
A demo script:
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$relationShips = <<<>>>
ShowDragStatusBox <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Show drag status box
DisallowDragging <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Disallow left-dragging from folder tree
DisallowDraggingFromList <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Disallow left-dragging from file list
ConfirmDrop <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Confirm drag and drop
ConfirmFileOp <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Confirm copy and move operations
ConfirmFileDelete <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Confirm delete operations
DeleteOnKeyUp <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Delete on key up
DisallowDeleteByKeyTree <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Disallow delete by key in folder tree
PortableDevicesReadOnly <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Treat portable devices as read-only
DFCProtection <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Safety Belts | Directional formatting codes protection
NetworkNetServerEnum <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Network | Fast network enumeration
AssumeServersExist <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Network | Assume that servers are available
NetworkPrecheckServers <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Network | Pre-check availability of servers
CacheServers <--> General | Safety Belts, Network | Network | Cache network servers
>>>;
// Reformat $relationShips
$iniKeys = regexreplace($relationShips, "^([^ ]+)([ ].*?)(?=\r?\n|$)", "$1");
// Get longest iniKey
$maxLen = 0;
foreach($entry, $iniKeys, <crlf>, "e") {
$len = strlen($entry);
if ($len > $maxLen) { $maxLen = $len; }
}
// Reformat by longest iniKey as reference
$newRelationShips = "";
foreach($line, $relationShips, <crlf>, "e") {
$iniKey = regexreplace($line, "^([^ ]+)([ ].+?$)", "$1");
$guiKey = regexreplace($line, "^(.+ <--> )(.+?$)", "$2");
$lenIniKey = strlen($iniKey);
$padding = $maxLen - $lenIniKey;
$newRelationShips .= $iniKey . strrepeat(<space>, $padding) . " <--> " . $guiKey . <crlf>;
// $padding = ($maxLen - $lenIniKey) / 4;
// $newRelationShips .= $iniKey . strrepeat(<tab>, $padding) . " <-->" . <tab> . $guiKey . <crlf>;
}
$sel = inputselect("Type to find...", $newRelationShips, <crlf>, 4+32+64+4096, , 800, 600);
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I'll blame it on Christmas cheer! It really does make a big difference in "the look" when you align the text properly especially in situations like syncing menus. I'm going to set that one up so left click goes source to target and right click reverses direction.
