Takes account of the width of the current terminal for displaying the normal list

[hgdeoro]

This works only on *nix, since I don't know any portable way to get the current width of the console. This doesn't depends on any external library, and use the "stty" program, available in most of the *nix.

In case of error, silently fails and use the default value of 75.

Running -f tests/test_parallel.py --list changes from:

    Available commands:

    FabricTest    Nose-oriented test runner which wipes state.env and provid...
    TestParallel
    eq_           Shadow of the Nose builtin which presents easier to read m...
    server        Returns a decorator that runs an SSH server during functio...

to:

Available commands:

    FabricTest    Nose-oriented test runner which wipes state.env and provides file helpers.
    TestParallel
    eq_           Shadow of the Nose builtin which presents easier to read multiline output.
    server        Returns a decorator that runs an SSH server during function execution.

[hgdeoro]

After furder testing in many terminal sizes, I've found that I forgot to include the space used for the '...'. I'm fixin this now....

[hgdeoro]

Now it is working ok.

[bitprophet]

You should look around the source code more -- there is already a method for determining the local terminal size, which is used for e.g. setting the remote terminal size when needed. It's _pty_size in utils.py. Using this should make your patch a bit smaller/cleaner :)

[hgdeoro]

Ok, changed it to use _pty_size().