type Table struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}Table incrementally paints headers and rows. It draws no outer surface or border, like shadcn's Table: wrap it in a Card or a bordered container for that. Columns are borrowed only while a Header or Row call is executing.
BeginTable#func BeginTable(canvas *ui.Canvas, theme ui.Theme, bounds ui.Rect, columns []TableColumn) TableBeginTable starts a table whose first painted row is at bounds.Y. Cells have px-2 of horizontal padding. A cell whose text is wider than its column ends in an ellipsis, as it does in a native table; shadcn's cells never truncate, its auto-width columns grow with their content instead, which FitTableHeadings does for the headings of fixed-width columns.
Caption#func (table *Table) Caption(text string)Caption paints the muted caption below the rows already emitted.
Footer#func (table *Table) Footer(cells []string)Footer paints the official muted, medium-weight footer row.
Header#func (table *Table) Header(cells []string)Header paints a muted header row. Extra cells are ignored and absent cells remain blank.
HeaderHeight#func (table Table) HeaderHeight(height float32) TableHeaderHeight overrides the default header row height for subsequent calls.
Row#func (table *Table) Row(id ui.ID, cells []string, selected bool)Row paints one body row. A non-zero ID makes the row interactive; selected rows use the blue accent surface.
RowAt#func (table *Table) RowAt(list ui.Scope, index int, cells []string, selected bool) boolRowAt paints body row index of the list scope, numbering its own identity, and reports whether this paint is delivering a click on it. It is Row for a table whose rows are items of a list:
if table.RowAt(rows, i, cells[i], i == selected) { selected = i }RowHeight#func (table Table) RowHeight(height float32) TableRowHeight overrides the default body and footer row height for subsequent calls.
RowLayout#func (table *Table) RowLayout(id ui.ID, cells []string, state TableRowState, dst []ui.Rect) TableRowLayoutRowLayout paints one body row and appends its cell geometry to dst. The caller owns dst and may reuse it across rows to keep custom cell decoration allocation-free; a nil dst collects nothing.
RowState#func (table *Table) RowState(id ui.ID, cells []string, state TableRowState)RowState paints a body row with explicit selected/expanded state.