def _setColWidth10(self):
        """Set the variable display width of string values to at least 10
        (it's annoying that SPSS displays e.g. a one-character variable in
        very narrow columns). This also sets all measurement levels to
        "unknown" and all variable alignments to "left". This function is
        only called if column widths, measurement levels and variable
        alignments are None."""
        columnWidths = {}
        for varName, varType in self.varTypes.iteritems():
            # zero = appropriate width determined by spss
            columnWidths[varName] = 10 if 0 < varType < 10 else 0
        self.columnWidths = columnWidths
        self.measureLevels = dict([(v, "unknown") for v in self.varNames])
        self.alignments = dict([(v, "left") for v in self.varNames])
Set the variable display width of string values to at least 10
        (it's annoying that SPSS displays e.g. a one-character variable in
        very narrow columns). This also sets all measurement levels to
        "unknown" and all variable alignments to "left". This function is
        only called if column widths, measurement levels and variable
        alignments are None.
recipes/Python/577811_Pythreader__writer_spss_sav_files_Linux_Mac_/recipe-577811.py