spkit.utils.pretty_print¶
- spkit.utils.pretty_print(List, n=3, sep='|\t', show_index=True, trimLength=None)¶
Print list : in pretty way
Displaying list with index and in columns-wise
- Parameters:
- List: list of str
list of str
- n: int, default=3
number of columns
- sep: default=’|t’
seperator of the columns
- show_index: bool, default=True
show index or not
- trimLength: int, default=None,
triming the str of each item in list to look good
- Returns:
- display: show list
Examples
>>> #sp.utils.pretty_print >>> import time >>> import numpy as np >>> import spkit as sp >>> Ch_Names = list(sp.eeg.presets.standard_1020_ch)[:50] >>> sp.utils.pretty_print(Ch_Names, n=5) 0 LPA | 1 RPA | 2 Nz | 3 Fp1 | 4 Fpz 5 Fp2 | 6 AF9 | 7 AF7 | 8 AF5 | 9 AF3 10 AF1 | 11 AFz | 12 AF2 | 13 AF4 | 14 AF6 15 AF8 | 16 AF10| 17 F9 | 18 F7 | 19 F5 20 F3 | 21 F1 | 22 Fz | 23 F2 | 24 F4 25 F6 | 26 F8 | 27 F10 | 28 FT9 | 29 FT7 30 FC5 | 31 FC3 | 32 FC1 | 33 FCz | 34 FC2 35 FC4 | 36 FC6 | 37 FT8 | 38 FT10| 39 T9 40 T7 | 41 C5 | 42 C3 | 43 C1 | 44 Cz 45 C2 | 46 C4 | 47 C6 | 48 T8 | 49 T10 >>> sp.utils.pretty_print(Ch_Names, n=3) LPA | RPA | Nz Fp1 | Fpz | Fp2 AF9 | AF7 | AF5 AF3 | AF1 | AFz AF2 | AF4 | AF6 AF8 | AF10| F9 F7 | F5 | F3 F1 | Fz | F2 F4 | F6 | F8 F10 | FT9 | FT7 FC5 | FC3 | FC1 FCz | FC2 | FC4 FC6 | FT8 | FT10 T9 | T7 | C5 C3 | C1 | Cz C2 | C4 | C6 T8 | T10
