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**libfort** - a simple library to create formatted ASCII tables. **libfort** is written in C language and can be used in C and C++ projects. For C++ projects that use compiler with c++11 support there are also availabe convenient c++ wrappers around c functions (see **fort.hpp** in **lib** direrctory). **libfort** is a simple crossplatform library to create formatted text tables. **libfort** is written in C language and can be used in C and C++ projects. For C++ projects that use compiler with c++11 support (and later) there are also availabe convenient c++ wrappers around c functions (see [`fort.hpp`](https://github.com/seleznevae/libfort/blob/master/lib/fort.hpp) in **lib** direrctory).
**Features:** **Features:**
- Easy to integrate (only 2 files: **fort.c** and **fort.h** from **lib** direrctory) - Easy to integrate (only 2 files: [`fort.c`](https://github.com/seleznevae/libfort/blob/master/lib/fort.c) and [`fort.h`](https://github.com/seleznevae/libfort/blob/master/lib/fort.h) from **lib** direrctory)
- Customization of appearance (various border styles and row/column/cell options for indentation, alignment, padding) - Customization of appearance (various border styles and row/column/cell options for indentation, alignment, padding)
- A number of functions to fill the table (add content by adding separate cells, rows or use _printf_ like functions) - A number of functions to fill the table (add content by adding separate cells, rows or use _printf_ like functions)
- Support of multiple lines in cells - Support of multiple lines in cells