eZ Components 2007.1.1

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Representation of a table cell. [source]

An object of this class represents a table cell. A cell has a certain content, may apply a format to this data, align the data in the cell and so on.

This class stores the cells for the ezcConsoleTable class.

int	read/write	`$align` Alignment of the text inside the cell. Must be one of ezcConsoleTable::ALIGN_ constants. See ezcConsoleTable::ALIGN_LEFT, ezcConsoleTable::ALIGN_RIGHT and ezcConsoleTable::ALIGN_CENTER.
string	read/write	`$content` Text displayed in the cell.
string	read/write	`$format` Format applied to the displayed text.

protected array(string=>mixed)

$properties

Container to hold the properties

public void

__construct(
[$content = ''], [$format = 'default'], [$align = ezcConsoleTable::ALIGN_DEFAULT] )

Create a new ezcConsoleProgressbarCell.

void __construct( [string $content = ''], [string $format = 'default'], [mixed $align = ezcConsoleTable::ALIGN_DEFAULT] )

Create a new ezcConsoleProgressbarCell.

Creates a new ezcConsoleProgressbarCell. You can either submit the cell data through the constructor or set them as properties.

Name	Type	Description
`$content`	string	Content of the cell.
`$format`	string	Format to display the cell with.
`$align`	mixed	Alignment of the content in the cell.

Last updated: Wed, 28 Nov 2007