I'm trying to review all the combinations of the options exhaustively
but in the process I noticed a few pre-existing psql oddities. Both of
these are present in 9.3:
Can anyone explain this? It's linestyle=old-style, border=1,
expanded=off, format=aligned. It looks like it's using new-style ascii
indicators in the header but old-style in the data cells:
a | a
+ |+ b
+ b |+
----------------------+--------------------
xx | yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
xxxx | yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
xxxxxx : yyyyyyyyyyyyyy
xxxxxxxx : yyyyyyyyyyyy
xxxxxxxxxx : yyyyyyyyyy
xxxxxxxxxxxx : yyyyyyyy
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx : yyyyyy
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx : yyyy
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx : yy
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :
(2 rows)
Also the line-ending white-space is very odd here. It's
linestyle=old-ascii, border=0, expanded=off, format=aligned. There's
an extra space on the header and the first line of the data, but not
on the subsequent lines of the data:
a a
+ b
b +
-------------------- ------------------
xx yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
xxxx yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
xxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyyyyy
xxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyyy
xxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyy
xxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyy
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyy
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx yyyy
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx yy
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(2 rows)
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