NAME
Markdown::Parser::TableCell - Markdown Table Cell Element
SYNOPSIS
my $o = Markdown::Parser::TableCell->new;
$o->add_element( $o->create_text( @_ ) );VERSION
v0.3.0DESCRIPTION
This is a class object to represent a table cell. It is used by Markdown::Parser and inherits from Markdown::Parser::Element
METHODS
align
Sets or get the alignment of the cell content. Valid values are left, center or right
as_css_grid
Returns this table cell as a CSS grid as a regular string.
This is quite a nifty feature that enables you to transform effortlessly a table into a CSS grid.
See "as_css_grid" in Markdown::Parser::Table
as_markdown
Returns a string representation of the table cell formatted in markdown.
It returns a plain string.
as_pod
Returns a string representation of the table cell formatted in pod.
It returns a plain string.
as_string
Returns an html representation of the table cell. It calls each of its children to get their respective html representation.
It returns a plain string.
class
Sets or gets the class attribute for this table cell.
colspan
Provided with an integer greater than 0 and this sets the number of column this cell spans. Default should be 1.
Value is stored as Module::Generic::Number object.
It returns the current value set, which is a Module::Generic::Number object.
formatted_lines
This returns a Module::Generic::Array object representing the lines of data properly formatted for this cell.
This method is only used for "as_markdown" method.
width
Sets or gets the width of the cell as an integer. The value is stored as a Module::Generic::Number object and it represents the number of characters, not the number of pixels. There are 8 pixels per character.
It is important that this value be set, or else, "formatted_lines" would not know how to align the cells content.
This method is also accessed by "as_markdown" in Markdown::Parser::TableRow
AUTHOR
Jacques Deguest <jack@deguest.jp>
COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2020 DEGUEST Pte. Ltd.
You can use, copy, modify and redistribute this package and associated files under the same terms as Perl itself.