Class TableView.TableStyle

Namespace

Terminal.Gui

Assembly

Terminal.Gui.dll

Defines rendering options that affect how the table is displayed.

See TableView Deep Dive for more information.

public class TableView.TableStyle

Inheritance

object

TableView.TableStyle

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Properties

AlwaysShowHeaders

When scrolling down always lock the column headers in place as the first row of the table

ColumnStyles

Collection of columns for which you want special rendering (e.g. custom column lengths, text alignment etc)

ExpandLastColumn

Determines rendering when the last column in the table is visible but it's content or MaxWidth is less than the remaining space in the control. True (the default) will expand the column to fill the remaining bounds of the control. False will draw a column ending line and leave a blank column that cannot be selected in the remaining space.

InvertSelectedCellFirstCharacter

True to invert the colors of the first symbol of the selected cell in the TableView. This gives the appearance of a cursor for when the ConsoleDriver doesn't otherwise show this

RowColorGetter

Delegate for coloring specific rows in a different color. For cell color ColorGetter

ShowHorizontalHeaderOverline

True to render a solid line above the headers

ShowHorizontalHeaderUnderline

True to render a solid line under the headers

ShowHorizontalScrollIndicators

True to render a arrows on the right/left of the table when there are more column(s) that can be scrolled to. Requires ShowHorizontalHeaderUnderline to be true. Defaults to true

ShowVerticalCellLines

True to render a solid line vertical line between cells

ShowVerticalHeaderLines

True to render a solid line vertical line between headers

SmoothHorizontalScrolling

Determines how ColumnOffset is updated when scrolling right off the end of the currently visible area.

If true then when scrolling right the scroll offset is increased the minimum required to show the new column. This may be slow if you have an incredibly large number of columns in your table and/or slow RepresentationGetter implementations

If false then scroll offset is set to the currently selected column (i.e. PageRight).

Methods

GetColumnStyleIfAny(DataColumn)

Returns the entry from ColumnStyles for the given col or null if no custom styling is defined for it

GetOrCreateColumnStyle(DataColumn)

Returns an existing TableView.ColumnStyle for the given col or creates a new one with default options