Import std.term.widgets

Table

std.term.widgets

class

Public Class Table

A table of text, with a header row or not, its columns as wide as their widest cell, which Render draws with a BorderStyle's lines. A cell can have several lines, and each column its own Alignment. With a MaxWidth, the widest columns give way first, down to their widest character, and their cells wrap.

Examples

Local table = Table("Name", "Age")
table.AddRow("Ada", "36")
table.AddRow("Alan", "41")
table.Align(1, Alignment.RIGHT)
Local text = table.Render()
Expect(table.RowCount == 2)
Expect(text.Contains("Ada") && text.Contains("41"))

std/term/widgets.fb, line 151

Public Field Border: BorderStyle field #

The lines it's drawn with.
Public Field HeaderStyle: Style field #

How the header's cells look: bold, at first.
Public Field BorderColor: Style field #

How the lines look.
Public Field MaxWidth: Int field #

The most columns it takes, lines and all, or 0 for as many as it needs.
Public Field Padding: Int field #

The spaces on each side of a cell's text.
Public New(headers: String...) constructor #

A table whose header row is headers, or that has none, without any.
Public Property RowCount: Int property #

How many rows it has, after its header.
Public Method AddRow(cells: String...) method #

Adds a row of cells, from the first column. A row with fewer cells than another has empty ones after them.
@PanicsAtCaller Public Method Align(column: Int, alignment: Alignment) method #

Puts the column's cells where alignment says, the header's too. Panics for a column below 0.
Public Method Render(colors: ColorLevel = ColorLevel.NONE): String method #

Its lines, with a line break between each two, styled as colors shows them, or plain for NONE. A table without a header or a row is "".
Public Method Print() method #

Writes it to stdout, with a line break after, as stdout shows colors.
Public Method Draw(terminal: Terminal) method #

Writes it to terminal, with a line break after, as it shows colors.

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