Convert CSV string to fixed width text table

CsvToArray.py

"""
Convert CSV string to fixed width text table. Supports multi-line rows, column width limits, and creates a header row automatically
@author Tony Landis
@link http://www.tonylandis.com
@license GPL
"""

from math import ceil

class CsvToTxt():	
	rows=[]; cs=[]; rs=[]; keys=[];	
	mH = 3; mW = 20
	pcen = "+"; prow = "-"; pcol = "|"; pcolm = ":"
	nline = False
	
	def __init__(self, data):
		x = 0
		for row in data.split("\n")[:]:
			self.rs.append(x)
			self.rs[x]=1
			cols = row.split(",")
			self.rows.append(cols)
			if(x==0):
				self.keys = cols
				for index in range(len(cols)):
					self.cs.append(index);
			for index, item in enumerate(cols):	self.setMax(x, index, item)				
			x += 1;
			
	def setMax(self, x, y, data):
		h = 1
		w = len(data)
		if w > self.mW:	
			h = ceil(w % self.mH); w = self.mW	
		if self.cs[y] < w: self.cs[y] = w			
		if self.rs[x] < h: self.rs[x] = h
		
	def printLine(self,nl=True):
		if self.nline: return self.nline
		else: self.nline = self.pcen
		for len in self.cs[:]:
			self.nline += self.prow.rjust(len, self.prow) + self.prow + self.prow + self.pcen;
		return self.nline;
		
	def printRow(self, rowKey):
		string = ''
		line=0		
		while line < self.rs[rowKey]: 
			start = self.mW * (line)
			if line>0: 
				pcol = self.pcolm
				end = self.mW+start
			else:
				pcol = self.pcol
				end = self.mW								
			string = pcol
			for index, item in enumerate(self.rows[rowKey]):				
				string += " " 
				string += item[start:end].ljust(self.cs[index], ' ')
				string += " " + pcol 
			print string
			line += 1
		return string			
				
	def render(self): 
		for i in range(len(self.rows)):
			if i == 0: print self.printLine()
			self.printRow(i)
			if i == 0: print self.printLine()
		print self.printLine()
		
if __name__ == "__main__":
	string = ''
	i=0
	while i < 100:
		i += 1
		string += "\nPython,CSV,=> Text\n100,200,300\nJack and Jill went down the hill,and ? came tumbling,after?\nHello,World,null"
	f = CsvToTxt("col1,col2,col3" + string)
	f.render()