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But if you don't want to wait to next release, you can format it by manual.
Remember that you can replace ExportAndWriteLine() method with your code, do something like this:
@vanillajonathan please use Discussion for asking question
Quick reply: there is sample here #8 (comment)
You will need to use WithCharMapDefinition and WithHeaderCharMapDefinition
@minhhungit I meant formatting of header rows with colors, since this issue was about color support. So example if the data rows are with gray text then the text in the header rows could be in white text to stand out.
Ahh sorry, I did not notice it, at this time I have no idea how we should support color, will we color table border, cell content... ?
Right now if you really want to color the table, you can use builder.Export(), it will expose a StringBuilder
You can then foreach line and format it by manual
Anyway, I will reopen this issue. If you have idea, please let me know.
The WithTitle method could have an overload that takes a second parameter of enum type ConsoleColor. Or there could be a SetTitleColor and a SetColumn color method.
Humm, I checked it, unlucky table is built from StringBuilder ( Export ), we can not inject code to change the color of text in StringBuilder
So I think we have to return new object instead StringBuilder, using a difference type not StringBuilder can cause problem about performance
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minhhungit commentedon Feb 18, 2018
@kiran94 maybe in next version! I will implement more methods to help us format header, rows
minhhungit commentedon Feb 18, 2018
@kiran94
But if you don't want to wait to next release, you can format it by manual.
Remember that you can replace ExportAndWriteLine() method with your code, do something like this:
FYI, ExportAndWriteLine() is just a wrapper method which help us write less code
Hope this help
vanillajonathan commentedon Feb 8, 2021
@minhhungit How is the formatting of header rows going?
minhhungit commentedon Feb 8, 2021
@vanillajonathan please use Discussion for asking question
Quick reply: there is sample here #8 (comment)
You will need to use WithCharMapDefinition and WithHeaderCharMapDefinition
vanillajonathan commentedon Feb 8, 2021
@minhhungit I meant formatting of header rows with colors, since this issue was about color support. So example if the data rows are with gray text then the text in the header rows could be in white text to stand out.
minhhungit commentedon Feb 8, 2021
Ahh sorry, I did not notice it, at this time I have no idea how we should support color, will we color table border, cell content... ?
Right now if you really want to color the table, you can use
builder.Export(), it will expose a StringBuilderYou can then foreach line and format it by manual
Anyway, I will reopen this issue. If you have idea, please let me know.
vanillajonathan commentedon Feb 8, 2021
The
WithTitlemethod could have an overload that takes a second parameter of enum typeConsoleColor. Or there could be aSetTitleColorand aSetColumncolor method.minhhungit commentedon Feb 8, 2021
yeah It is possible for those functions
minhhungit commentedon Feb 9, 2021
Humm, I checked it, unlucky table is built from StringBuilder (
Export), we can not inject code to change the color of text in StringBuilderSo I think we have to return new object instead StringBuilder, using a difference type not StringBuilder can cause problem about performance
minhhungit commentedon Feb 9, 2021
Right now I just can implement it like this (only support table title, other things like column name, border, cell content are more complex)
Code is pushed to branch https://github.com/minhhungit/ConsoleTableExt/tree/Feature/Coloring
Have not merged to master yet
minhhungit commentedon Feb 17, 2021
merged, now at version 3.1.2 we can use