TableBuilder

Overview

TableBuilder is a class in Aspose.PDF FOSS for TypeScript.

A page-independent table: ordered rows over shared text defaults.

This class declares 8 methods for TableBuilder objects in TypeScript programs. Available methods include: addRow, autoFitColumns, constructor, continuationFrom, measure, resolveColumnWidths, setColumnWidths, setRepeatingRowsCount. All public members are accessible to any TypeScript application after installing the Aspose.PDF FOSS for TypeScript package. Properties: cellPadding, max, min, repeatingRowCount, rows.

Properties

Name	Type	Access	Description
`rows`	`: RowBuilder[]`	Read	Gets the rows.
`max`	`: number[]`	Read	Gets the max.
`min`	`: number[]`	Read	Gets the min.
`repeatingRowCount`	`number`	Read	Gets the repeating row count.
`cellPadding`	`: number`	Read	Gets the cell padding.
`cellPadding`	`: number`	Read	Gets the cell padding.

Methods

Signature	Description
`constructor(defaults: TableDefaults)`	@internal Use {@link createTable}.
`addRow(cells: (string \| TextRun[])[], opts: RowOptions)` → `RowBuilder`	Append a row with an optional row-level `style` and `minHeight`.
`setColumnWidths(widths: ColumnWidth[])` → `this`	Set per-column widths as `fixed` points or `fraction`s of the leftover space.
`autoFitColumns()` → `this`	Size columns from their content rather than splitting the width equally: proportional to each column’s widest unwrapped line, floored at its widest single word, falling back to equal shares when even the floors do not fit.
`setRepeatingRowsCount(n: number)` → `this`	Repeat the first `n` rows at the top of every continuation page (`n = 0` disables).
`continuationFrom(startRow: number)` → `TableBuilder`	@internal Build a continuation table of the rows left after `startRow`: shares this table’s `defaults` and normalized column specs, carries the original column count, and holds the same RowBuilder references (never mutated).
`resolveColumnWidths(totalWidth: number, opts: { cellPadding?: number })` → `number[]`	Resolve the column specs (from {@link setColumnWidths}, or equal columns if unset) plus a `totalWidth` in points into concrete per-column widths.
`measure(columnWidths: number[], opts: { cellPadding?: number })` → `TableMetrics`	Measure the table’s natural laid-out height given resolved `columnWidths` (points).