Table

Overview

Table is a type in Aspose.PDF FOSS for Go.

Table is a transient builder for a tabular layout drawn onto a Page.

This type provides 18 methods for working with Table objects in Go programs. Available methods include: AddRow, AddRows, Border, ColumnWidths, DefaultCellBorder, DefaultCellMargin, DefaultCellStyle, OverflowMargins, RepeatingRowsCount, RowCount, Rows, SetBorder, and 6 additional methods. All public members are accessible to any Go application after installing the Aspose.PDF FOSS for Go package.

Methods

Signature	Description
`SetColumnWidths(widths: []float64)` → `*Table`	SetColumnWidths sets the column widths in points.
`ColumnWidths()` → `[]float64`	ColumnWidths returns a copy of the column widths.
`SetBorder(b: BorderInfo)` → `*Table`	Sets the border value.
`Border()` → `BorderInfo`	Returns the border.
`SetDefaultCellBorder(b: BorderInfo)` → `*Table`	Sets the default cell border value.
`DefaultCellBorder()` → `BorderInfo`	Returns the default cell border.
`SetDefaultCellMargin(m: MarginInfo)` → `*Table`	Sets the default cell margin value.
`DefaultCellMargin()` → `MarginInfo`	Returns the default cell margin.
`SetDefaultCellStyle(s: TextStyle)` → `*Table`	Sets the default cell style value.
`DefaultCellStyle()` → `TextStyle`	Returns the default cell style.
`AddRow()` → `*Row`	AddRow appends an empty row and returns it for further configuration.
`AddRows(rows: [][]string)` → `[]*Row`	AddRows is a convenience that creates one Row per inner slice and one Cell per string in that slice.
`Rows()` → `[]*Row`	Rows returns the rows in order.
`RowCount()` → `int`	RowCount returns the number of rows.
`SetRepeatingRowsCount(n: int)` → `*Table`	SetRepeatingRowsCount marks the first n rows as headers that repeat at the top of every continuation page.
`RepeatingRowsCount()` → `int`	RepeatingRowsCount returns the number of header rows that repeat on each continuation page (default 0).
`SetOverflowMargins(top: float64)` → `*Table`	SetOverflowMargins sets the top/bottom margins (in points) used to compute the continuation-page bounding rectangle when the table overflows the original rect.
`OverflowMargins()` → `(top, bottom float64)`	OverflowMargins returns the configured overflow margins (defaults 50/50 if SetOverflowMargins has not been called).

Table

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