# SingleTable

SingleTable uses box drawing characters for table borders. On POSIX (Linux/OS X) terminaltables uses `Esc ( 0` characters while on Windows it uses code page 437 characters.

## Gaps on Windows 10

Unfortunately the console on Windows 10 changed the default font face to `Consolas`. This new font seems to show gaps between lines. Switching the font back to `Lucida Console` eliminates the gaps.

## API

class `terminaltables.``SingleTable`(table_data, title=None)

  Cross-platform table with single-line box-drawing characters.

  Variables:

  - table_data (iter) – List (empty or list of lists of strings) representing the table.
  - title (str) – Optional title to show within the top border of the table.
  - inner_column_border (bool) – Separates columns.
  - inner_footing_row_border (bool) – Show a border before the last row.
  - inner_heading_row_border (bool) – Show a border after the first row.
  - inner_row_border (bool) – Show a border in between every row.
  - outer_border (bool) – Show the top, left, right, and bottom border.
  - justify_columns (dict) – Horizontal justification. Keys are column indexes (int). Values are right/left/center.
  - padding_left (int) – Number of spaces to pad on the left side of every cell.
  - padding_right (int) – Number of spaces to pad on the right side of every cell.

  `column_max_width`(column_number)

    Return the maximum width of a column based on the current terminal width.

    Parameters: | column_number (int) – The column number to query.
    Returns: | The max width of the column.
    Return type: | int

  `column_widths`

    Return a list of integers representing the widths of each table column without padding.

  `ok`

    Return True if the table fits within the terminal width, False if the table breaks.

  `table`

    Return a large string of the entire table ready to be printed to the terminal.

  `table_width`

    Return the width of the table including padding and borders.