scripts: csv.py: Added bounded examples to -l/--list-fields

Now -l/--list-fields includes however many results fit in 36 chars: $ ./scripts/csv.py --list-fields test.csv i int # 16,17,14,18,19,15,20,13,12,29,27,28,... suite ? # bench_p26_wt case ? # bench_p26_wt_linear,bench_p26_wt_ran... NO_FRUNCATE int # 0 SIZE int # 2097152 SEED int # 42 The whole point of -l/--list-fields is to give a quick information dump about what's inside a csv file, and we're already parsing everything to try to figure out types, so why not? Much easier to read than head: $ head -n5 test.csv i,suite,case,NO_FRUNCATE,SIZE,SEED,BLOCK_SIZE,FILE_SIZE,SIM_... 16,bench_p26_wt,bench_p26_wt_linear,0,2097152,42,65536,64,36... 16,bench_p26_wt,bench_p26_wt_linear,0,2097152,42,65536,64,36... 16,bench_p26_wt,bench_p26_wt_linear,0,2097152,42,65536,64,36... 16,bench_p26_wt,bench_p26_wt_linear,0,2097152,42,65536,64,36...
2026-01-30 00:46:49 -06:00
parent efde754f88
commit 85b7a48df7
1 changed files with 23 additions and 4 deletions
@@ -2423,13 +2423,32 @@ def list_fields(csv_paths, **args):
        else:
            types__.append('?')

-    # find widths
-    w = [0]
+    # show the first couple values for each field
+    limit = 36
+    examples__ = []
    for k in fields_:
-        w[0] = max(w[0], len(k))
+        x = co.OrderedDict()
+        for r in results:
+            if len(x) >= limit:
+                break
+            if k in r and r[k].strip():
+                x[r[k].strip()] = True
+        x = ','.join(x.keys())
+        if len(x) > limit:
+            x = x[:limit] + '...'
+        examples__.append(x)

+    # find widths
+    w = [0, 0]
    for k, t in zip(fields_, types__):
-        print('%-*s  %s' % (w[0], k, t))
+        w[0] = max(w[0], len(k))
+        w[1] = max(w[1], len(t))
+
+    for k, t, x in zip(fields_, types__, examples__):
+        print('%-*s  %-*s  # %s' % (
+                w[0], k,
+                w[1], t,
+                x))

 def list_computed(fields_, results, Result, **args):
    # find best type for fields, note this matches compile behavior