Remove little bar in printing

[KronosTheLate]

Example output:

julia> compute_dominant_freq(1006)
EasyFFT with 504 samples.
Dominant component(s):              ╷              
   Frequency  │  Magnitude   
╺━━━━━━━━━━━━━┿━━━━━━━━━━━━━╸
     100.4    │   0.75522    

On the line with "Dominant component(s):", there is a little bar. I am not sure how to remove it. We use PrettyTables for printing, implemented as shown below:

function show(io::IO, ef::EasyFFT)
    dominant_frequency_indices = finddomfreq(ef)
    table = Term.Table(
        hcat(round.(ef.freq[dominant_frequency_indices], sigdigits=5), round.(abs.(ef.resp[dominant_frequency_indices]), sigdigits=5)), 
        header=["Frequency", "Magnitude"]
    )
    print(io, "EasyFFT with ", length(ef), " samples.\nDominant component(s):", table)
end

Tagging @ronisbr as someone who might know what causes the visual bug.

[ronisbr]

Hi! Is Term.Tableusing PrettyTables.jl?

[KronosTheLate]

I am so sorry, I must have mixed up Term and PrettyTables in my mind!

But since you are here: do you think that both packages are equally suited for the sole purpose of printing a pretty table when showing a custom struct? Or do you feel like one is superior for whatever reason?

[ronisbr]

No problem! However, I cannot answer that. It is the first time I saw that feature in Term.jl.