// Copyright 2012 Apcera Inc. All rights reserved. package termtables import "strings" type lineType int // These lines are for horizontal rules; these indicate desired styling, // but simplistic (pure ASCII) markup characters may end up leaving the // variant lines indistinguishable from LINE_INNER. const ( // LINE_INNER *must* be the default; where there are vertical lines drawn // across an inner line, the character at that position should indicate // that the vertical line goes both up and down from this horizontal line. LINE_INNER lineType = iota // LINE_TOP has only descenders LINE_TOP // LINE_SUBTOP has only descenders in the middle, but goes both up and // down at the far left & right edges. LINE_SUBTOP // LINE_BOTTOM has only ascenders. LINE_BOTTOM ) // A Separator is a horizontal rule line, with associated information which // indicates where in a table it is, sufficient for simple cases to let // clean tables be drawn. If a row-spanning cell is created, then this will // be insufficient: we can get away with hand-waving of "well, it's showing // where the border would be" but a more capable handling will require // structure reworking. Patches welcome. type Separator struct { where lineType } // Render returns the string representation of a horizontal rule line in the // table. func (s *Separator) Render(style *renderStyle) string { // loop over getting dashes parts := []string{} for i := 0; i < style.columns; i++ { w := style.PaddingLeft + style.CellWidth(i) + style.PaddingRight parts = append(parts, strings.Repeat(style.BorderX, w)) } switch s.where { case LINE_TOP: return style.BorderTopLeft + strings.Join(parts, style.BorderTop) + style.BorderTopRight case LINE_SUBTOP: return style.BorderLeft + strings.Join(parts, style.BorderTop) + style.BorderRight case LINE_BOTTOM: return style.BorderBottomLeft + strings.Join(parts, style.BorderBottom) + style.BorderBottomRight case LINE_INNER: return style.BorderLeft + strings.Join(parts, style.BorderI) + style.BorderRight } panic("not reached") }