ie keep percentage as %.2; keep a space between vector components; and (less importantly) keep the space before and after the whole vector component set.
the idea is that the increased component prec is needed so you can reconstruct the PCs, but percentage is only informational so it needs less (& you can recalc it from the eigenvalues if you want more). The r.info -h version should have it all align in a nice table so that you can column-wise import it as fixed-width into a speadsheet or box-select the values in a nice text editor that allows that (nedit, wordstar, etc). without the extra whitespace it is a bit too cluttered for my liking.
G_message() compacts whitespace so you don't see the nice formatting in the normal output, and is a byproduct so shouldn't be sent to stdout by default.
<strike>why that? for readability ? (it's not CSV format conform) </strike>
after reading it all I perhaps got the point.
and (less importantly) keep the space before and after the whole vector component set.
shrug ok.
the idea is that the increased component prec is needed so you can reconstruct the PCs,
but percentage is only informational so it needs less (& you can recalc it from the eigenvalues
if you want more). The r.info -h version should have it all align in a nice table so that you
can column-wise import it as fixed-width into a speadsheet
ah, will check that
or box-select the values in a nice text editor that allows that (nedit, wordstar, etc). without the
extra whitespace it is a bit too cluttered for my liking.
ok
G_message() compacts whitespace so you don't see the nice formatting in the normal
output, and is a byproduct so shouldn't be sent to stdout by default.
ok... as time permits. If anyone else is faster: welcome!