package texttab

import "golang.org/x/perf/cmd/benchstat/internal/texttab"

Index ¶

• Variables
• type CellOption
• func LeftMargin(x string) CellOption
• type Table
• func (t *Table) Cell(value string, opts ...CellOption) *Table
• func (t *Table) Col(col int) *Table
• func (t *Table) CurCol() int
• func (t *Table) Format(w io.Writer) error
• func (t *Table) Row() *Table
• func (t *Table) SetShrink(col int, shrink bool)
• func (t *Table) Span(cols int, value string, opts ...CellOption) *Table

Variables ¶

var (
	Left   CellOption = func(c *textCell) { c.alignment = alignLeft }
	Center            = func(c *textCell) { c.alignment = alignCenter }
	Right             = func(c *textCell) { c.alignment = alignRight }
)

Types ¶

type CellOption ¶

type CellOption func(c *textCell)

func LeftMargin ¶

func LeftMargin(x string) CellOption

type Table ¶

type Table struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Table does layout of text-based tables.

Many of its methods return the textTable so callers can easily chain them to build up many cells at once.

func (*Table) Cell ¶

func (t *Table) Cell(value string, opts ...CellOption) *Table

Cell adds a single-column cell at the current row and column.

func (*Table) Col ¶

func (t *Table) Col(col int) *Table

Col skips to column "col" in table t. Columns are numbered starting at 0.

func (*Table) CurCol ¶

func (t *Table) CurCol() int

CurCol returns the current column index.

func (*Table) Format ¶

func (t *Table) Format(w io.Writer) error

Format lays out table t and writes it to w.

func (*Table) Row ¶

func (t *Table) Row() *Table

Row starts a new row in table t.

func (*Table) SetShrink ¶

func (t *Table) SetShrink(col int, shrink bool)

SetShrink marks a column as a "shrink" column, which will have minimum width.

func (*Table) Span ¶

func (t *Table) Span(cols int, value string, opts ...CellOption) *Table

Span adds a multi-column cell at the current row and column.

Source Files ¶

table.go