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Term-Fabulous-0.01
/ Term::Fabulous::Widget::Table::Style

NAME

Term::Fabulous::Widget::Table::Style - Check the style hashes of a table

SYNOPSIS

use Term::Fabulous::Widget::Table::Style qw(style_hash);

my $style = style_hash( $table, 'row style', row => {
	background_color => '#203040',
	bold             => 1,
	border_bottom    => 'Heavy',
} );

DESCRIPTION

Term::Fabulous::Widget::Table takes looks and lines as style hashes at four levels: the table, its columns, its rows and single cells (see "STYLES AND BORDERS" in Term::Fabulous::Manual::TableStyles). This module checks them where they are given. You do not need it unless you write a table subclass.

FUNCTIONS

style_hash

my $copy = style_hash( $owner, $name, $kind, \%style );

A validated copy of \%style, or an empty hash for undef. $kind says which keys are allowed: cell, row, column or header (the look of a header cell; see "Style keys" in Term::Fabulous::Manual::TableStyles). Colors become [r, g, b, a] (any format Term::Fabulous::Color takes), booleans 1 or 0, and lines Term::Fabulous::Enum::BorderStyle items (an item, a style name such as 'Heavy', or 'none' for no line, which is the Hidden style). Keys whose value is undef are left out. Unknown keys and invalid values die with a message that starts with $owner's class and names $name.

merge_styles

my $style = merge_styles( $cell_style, $row_style, $column_style, $table_style );

A new hash with, for every key, the value of the first style hash that has it (undef arguments are skipped).

SEE ALSO

Term::Fabulous::Widget::Table, "Style keys" in Term::Fabulous::Manual::TableStyles, "Which style wins" in Term::Fabulous::Manual::TableStyles.