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Center align values on a specific character with Python
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| def at_aligned(seq): | |
| snums = [str(n) for n in seq] | |
| ats = [len(s.split('@', 1)[0]) for s in snums] | |
| m = max(ats) | |
| return [' '*(m - d) + s for s, d in zip(snums, ats)] | |
| channelInfo = ["36@160", | |
| "1@20", | |
| "161@40", | |
| "161@40", | |
| "100@160", | |
| "11@20", | |
| "157@40-"] | |
| for x in at_aligned(channelInfo): | |
| print(x) | |
| # Results: | |
| # 36@160 | |
| # 1@20 | |
| # 161@40 | |
| # 161@40 | |
| # 100@160 | |
| # 11@20 | |
| # 157@40- |
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