TextTableRenderable — bordered grid table

Draws a grid of styled cells with an optional box-drawing border, computed column widths, and padding. Use it for tabular data.

TextTableRenderable::new(content: Option<TextTableContent>) -> Self

Content model

pub type TextTableCellContent = Vec<TextChunk>;   // styled cell text
pub type TextTableContent = Vec<Vec<TextTableCellContent>>;  // rows × cols

let content: TextTableContent = vec![
    vec![vec![chunk("name")], vec![chunk("kind")]],
    vec![vec![chunk("lib.rs")], vec![chunk("rust")]],
];

Each cell is itself a list of TextChunks, so a cell can carry multiple styled runs. Rows may have differing column counts; the table uses the widest row’s count and the widest cell per column.

Configuration

(padding_y exists internally and defaults to 0.)

Rendering behavior

• Column widths are the widest cell in each column (in characters), plus 2 × padding_x.
• The border uses the style’s character set with proper corners and tees; row separators use cross/left_t/right_t.
• Cells render their chunks left-to-right with each chunk’s own fg (falling back to default_fg), clipped to the cell width.
• Rows taller than the area are clipped at the bottom edge.

Example

use cosh_tui::core::renderables::text_table::TextTableRenderable;
use cosh_tui::core::lib::styled_text::{TextChunk, string_to_styled_text};

let chunk = |s: &str| vec![TextChunk { text: s.into(), fg: None, bg: None, attributes: 0, link: None }];

let mut table = TextTableRenderable::new(Some(vec![
    vec![chunk("file"), chunk("size")],
    vec![chunk("lib.rs"), chunk("1.2 kB")],
]));
table.set_border(true);
table.set_padding_x(2);
// table.render_self(&mut buf, area);

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