Hi @lazarlubomir

The CAT (Column aligned writer) might help you. However I find it better to use a regular writer and then "parse" the lines according to the standard myself by creating each line "manually" using an Attributecreator. Especially if the style changes through the file - for instance 4 columns in the start, then a header, then a breakline etc.

I would use a stringpadder to pad whitespace up to a specific length before creating the text_line_data attribute

Might be a bit convoluted if you want to pad different attributes depending on the longest value

@sigtill,

unfortunately, CAT writer doesnt exist - only reader is available. As You recommend - Yes, it a way what I was thinking about, but I try to find "easier" way, how to do that.

Use an StringConcatenator to create single line/attribute with "Value(FT) | Value(O) | Valu(E) | 10 "

Then use another StringConcatenator to add the static content at the top and bottom of your Aggregated String.

One possible way of calculating the max length a field would be and using that as the value to pad the figures to make them a consistent length

csv22textline.fmwt

@ebygomm,

this is what I exactly need!

Thank You so much!