html-table 1.5.0 → 1.5.1

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-== Description
-  An interface for generating HTML Tables with Ruby.
-
-== Prerequisites
-  * strongtyping 2.0.6 or later
-  * structured_warnings 0.3.0 or later
-
-== Installation
-  gem install html-table
-   
-== Synopsis
-  require 'html/table'
-  include HTML
-
-  # Explicit syntax
-  table = HTML::Table.new{ |t|
-    t.border  = 1
-    t.bgcolor = "red"
-  }
-
-  # Implicit syntax
-  table = HTML::Table.new do
-    border   1
-    bgcolor 'red'
-  end
-
-  table.push Table::Row.new{ |r|
-    r.align   = "left"
-    r.bgcolor = "green"
-    r.content = ["foo","bar","baz"]
-  }
-
-  row = Table::Row.new{ |r|
-    r.align   = "right"
-    r.bgcolor = "blue"
-    r.content = "hello world"
-  }
-
-  table[1] = row
-
-  puts table.html
-
-  # Output
-  <table border=1 bgcolor='red'>
-     <tr align='left' bgcolor='green'>  # row 0
-        <td>foo</td>                    # column 0
-        <td>bar</td>                    # column 1
-        <td>baz</td>                    # column 2
-     </tr>
-     <tr align='right' bgcolor='blue'>  # row 1
-        <td>hello world</td>            # column 0
-     </tr>
-  </table>
-
-  See the 'examples' directory under 'doc' for more examples.
-
-== Mixins
-  Table is a subclass of Array, and therefore mixes in Enumerable. The
-  push, unshift and []= methods have been modified. See below for details.    
-   
-  Table also mixes in AttributeHandler which provides methods for adding
-  attributes to each of the tag types. See attributes.rdoc for more details.
-
-== Notes
-  A Table consists of Table::Row, Table::Caption, Table::ColGroup,
-  Table::Body, Table::Foot, Table::Head and Table::Row objects.
-
-  Table::Row objects in turn consist of Table::Row::Data and
-  Table::Row::Header objects.
-
-  Table::ColGroup objects consist of Table::ColGroup::Col
-  objects.
-
-  Table::Head, Table::Body and Table::Foot objects consist
-  of Table::Row objects.
-    
-  String attributes are quoted. Numeric attributes are not.
-
-  Some attributes have type checking. Some check for valid arguments. In
-  the latter case, it is case-insensitive. See the documentation on
-  specific methods for more details.
-
-  Using a non-standard extension (e.g. "background") will emit a
-  NonStandardExtensionWarning. See the documentation for structured_warnings
-  for more information on how to control these.
-
-== Known Bugs
-  None that I'm aware of. Please report bugs on the project page at:
-
-  http://github.com/djberg96/html-table
-
-== Future Plans
-  Documentation improvements (include inline links to other files).
-
-== Acknowledgements
-  Anthony Peacock, for giving me ideas with his HTML::Table Perl module.
-  Holden Glova and Culley Harrelson for API suggestions and comments.
-
-== License
-  Artistic 2.0
-
-== Copyright
-  (C) 2003-2017 Daniel J. Berger
-  All Rights Reserved
-
-== Warranty
-  This package is provided "as is" and without any express or
-  implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied
-  warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
-
-== Author
-  Daniel J. Berger
-
-== Developer's Notes
-  Some people might be a little annoyed with the fact that I required Ryan
-  Pavlik's strongtyping library. I'm not a big fan of strong typing myself.
-  So, why did I do this?
-
-  Normally when creating code, you setup your own rules as far as what is
-  allowed as an argument. You publish the API, set up a good set of tests,
-  and don't bother worrying about types because you figure people can read
-  the API and won't go out of their way to break it. You certainly don't
-  worry about it yourself because you're used to dynamic languages and find
-  that you don't need the strong typing training wheels after all, right?
-
-  However, HTML tables have a predefined set of rules as far as what content
-  is valid, and where it's placed in order to be HTML 4.0 compliant. For
-  example, if a caption is included, it should be at the 'top' of your table
-  syntax, you can only have one foot section, and so on. I therefore chose to
-  enforce these conventions and rules in Ruby via Ryan's module. I could have
-  lived without it, and instead chose to do a plethora of "kind_of?" checks.
-  However, Ryan's package is both faster and required less typing on my part.
+== Description
+  An interface for generating HTML Tables with Ruby.
+
+== Prerequisites
+  * strongtyping 2.0.6 or later
+  * structured_warnings 0.3.0 or later
+
+== Installation
+  gem install html-table
+   
+== Synopsis
+  require 'html/table'
+  include HTML
+
+  # Explicit syntax
+  table = HTML::Table.new{ |t|
+    t.border  = 1
+    t.bgcolor = "red"
+  }
+
+  # Implicit syntax
+  table = HTML::Table.new do
+    border   1
+    bgcolor 'red'
+  end
+
+  table.push Table::Row.new{ |r|
+    r.align   = "left"
+    r.bgcolor = "green"
+    r.content = ["foo","bar","baz"]
+  }
+
+  row = Table::Row.new{ |r|
+    r.align   = "right"
+    r.bgcolor = "blue"
+    r.content = "hello world"
+  }
+
+  table[1] = row
+
+  puts table.html
+
+  # Output
+  <table border=1 bgcolor='red'>
+     <tr align='left' bgcolor='green'>  # row 0
+        <td>foo</td>                    # column 0
+        <td>bar</td>                    # column 1
+        <td>baz</td>                    # column 2
+     </tr>
+     <tr align='right' bgcolor='blue'>  # row 1
+        <td>hello world</td>            # column 0
+     </tr>
+  </table>
+
+  See the 'examples' directory under 'doc' for more examples.
+
+== Mixins
+  Table is a subclass of Array, and therefore mixes in Enumerable. The
+  push, unshift and []= methods have been modified. See below for details.    
+   
+  Table also mixes in AttributeHandler which provides methods for adding
+  attributes to each of the tag types. See attributes.rdoc for more details.
+
+== Notes
+  A Table consists of Table::Row, Table::Caption, Table::ColGroup,
+  Table::Body, Table::Foot, Table::Head and Table::Row objects.
+
+  Table::Row objects in turn consist of Table::Row::Data and
+  Table::Row::Header objects.
+
+  Table::ColGroup objects consist of Table::ColGroup::Col
+  objects.
+
+  Table::Head, Table::Body and Table::Foot objects consist
+  of Table::Row objects.
+    
+  String attributes are quoted. Numeric attributes are not.
+
+  Some attributes have type checking. Some check for valid arguments. In
+  the latter case, it is case-insensitive. See the documentation on
+  specific methods for more details.
+
+  Using a non-standard extension (e.g. "background") will emit a
+  NonStandardExtensionWarning. See the documentation for structured_warnings
+  for more information on how to control these.
+
+== Known Bugs
+  None that I'm aware of. Please report bugs on the project page at:
+
+  http://github.com/djberg96/html-table
+
+== Future Plans
+  Documentation improvements (include inline links to other files).
+
+== Acknowledgements
+  Anthony Peacock, for giving me ideas with his HTML::Table Perl module.
+  Holden Glova and Culley Harrelson for API suggestions and comments.
+
+== License
+  Artistic 2.0
+
+== Copyright
+  (C) 2003-2018 Daniel J. Berger
+  All Rights Reserved
+
+== Warranty
+  This package is provided "as is" and without any express or
+  implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied
+  warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
+
+== Author
+  Daniel J. Berger
+
+== Developer's Notes
+  Some people might be a little annoyed with the fact that I required Ryan
+  Pavlik's strongtyping library. I'm not a big fan of strong typing myself.
+  So, why did I do this?
+
+  Normally when creating code, you setup your own rules as far as what is
+  allowed as an argument. You publish the API, set up a good set of tests,
+  and don't bother worrying about types because you figure people can read
+  the API and won't go out of their way to break it. You certainly don't
+  worry about it yourself because you're used to dynamic languages and find
+  that you don't need the strong typing training wheels after all, right?
+
+  However, HTML tables have a predefined set of rules as far as what content
+  is valid, and where it's placed in order to be HTML 4.0 compliant. For
+  example, if a caption is included, it should be at the 'top' of your table
+  syntax, you can only have one foot section, and so on. I therefore chose to
+  enforce these conventions and rules in Ruby via Ryan's module. I could have
+  lived without it, and instead chose to do a plethora of "kind_of?" checks.
+  However, Ryan's package is both faster and required less typing on my part.

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-== Description
-   A list of attributes handled by html-table.  Each of the writers has a
-   corresponding reader unless otherwise stated.
-
-== Attributes
-abbr=(string)
-   Sets the value for the abbr attribute.
-
-align=(string)
-   Sets the align attribute.  Valid arguments are 'left', 'center' and
-   'right'.  An ArgumentError is raised if an invalid argument is passed.
-
-axis=(string)
-   Sets the value for the axis attribute.
-
-background=(url)
-   Sets the background attribute.  The url must be a String or a TypeError
-   is raised.  This is a non-standard extension.
-
-bgcolor=(color)
-   Sets the color for the bgcolor attribute.  Hex values should still be
-   quoted, e.g. "#F80000".
-
-border=(num)
-   Sets the value for the border attribute.
-
-bordercolor=(color)
-   Sets the color for the bordercolor attribute.  This is a non-standard
-   extension.
-
-bordercolordark=(color)
-   Sets the color for the bordercolordark attribute.  This is a non-standard
-   extension.
-
-bordercolorlight=(color)
-   Sets the color for the bordercolorlight attribute.  This is a non-standard
-   extension.
-
-cellpadding=(num)
-   Sets the value for the cellpadding attribute.  Raises an ArgumentError if
-   num.to_i is less than 0.
-
-cellspacing=(num)
-   Sets the value for the cellspacing attribute.  Raises an ArgumentError if
-   num.to_i is less than 0.
-
-char=(character)
-   Sets the value for the char attribute.  An ArgumentError is raised if the
-   argument passed has a length greater than 1 (i.e. it may only be a char).
-
-charoff=(value)
-   Sets the value for the charoff attribute.
-
-colspan=(num)
-   Sets the colspan attribute.
-
-content=(*args)
-   The behavior of this method varies largely based on the type of instance
-   that invokes it.  Here are the rules for each +arg+ in +args+:
-    
-   +Table+:
-    
-   If +arg+ is a Row, Head, Foot, Body or ColGroup object, it is
-   pushed onto the table.  If +arg+ is a string, one Row object with
-   one one Data object is pushed onto the Table.  If +arg+ is an Array,
-   one Row object is created and each element of the array is pushed
-   onto that Row.
-    
-   +Table::Row+:
-    
-   If +arg+ is a Header or Data object, it is pushed onto the Row.  If
-   +arg+ is a String, it is created as a single Data object.  Attempts
-   to assign any other type will raise a TypeError.
-       
-   +Table::Head, Table::Foot, Table::Body+:
-    
-   Behave identically to Table::Row except that they accept Table::Row
-   objects as well.
-       
-   +Table::ColGroup+:
-    
-   Behaves identically to Table::Row except that it only accepts Col objects.
-       
-   +Table::Col+:
-    
-   This method is undefined for Table::Col, because they do not accept
-   content.
-       
-   +Table::Data and Table::Header+:
-    
-   Sets the text string for the Data or Header object.  Arrays are join'd.
-   Any other type raises a TypeError.  
-
-frame=(type)
-   Sets the value for the frame attribute.  Valid values are border, void,
-   above, below, hsides, lhs, rhs, vsides, and box.  An ArgumentError is
-   raised if an invalid type is detected.
-
-height=(num)
-   Sets the value for the height attribute.  Raises an ArgumentError if
-   num.to_i is less than 0.
-
-hspace=(num)
-   Sets the value for the hspace attribute.  Raises an ArgumentError if
-   num.to_i is less than 0.
-
-nowrap=(bool)
-   Sets the value for the nowrap attribute.  Setting it to true means it will
-   be included as an attribute for the Table object.  The default is false
-   (i.e. not included).
-
-rowspan=(num)
-   Sets the value for the rowspan attribute.
-
-rules=(edges)
-   Sets the value for the rules attribute.  Valid values are all, groups,
-   rows, cols, or none.  An ArgumentError is raised if an invalid edges value
-   is detected.
-
-scope=(scope)
-   Sets the value for the scope attribute.  Valid values for +scope+ are
-   row, col, rowgroup or colgroup.  An ArgumentError is raised if an invalid
-   scope value is passed.
-
-span=(num)
-   Sets the span attribute.  If num.to_i is less than 0, and ArgumentError
-   is raised.
-
-summary=(string)
-   Sets the value for the summary attribute.
-
-valign=(position)
-   Sets the value for the valign attribute.  Valid values are top, center,
-   bottom, and baseline.  This is a non-standard extension.
-
-vspace=(num)
-   Sets the value for the vspace attribute.  This is a non-standard
-   extension.
-
-width=(num)
-   Sets the value for the width attribute.  If num is in 'x%' format, it
-   is retained as a string.  If num is a Fixnum (or stringified number), an
-   ArgumentError is raised if num.to_i is less than 0.
+== Description
+   A list of attributes handled by html-table.  Each of the writers has a
+   corresponding reader unless otherwise stated.
+
+== Attributes
+abbr=(string)
+   Sets the value for the abbr attribute.
+
+align=(string)
+   Sets the align attribute.  Valid arguments are 'left', 'center' and
+   'right'.  An ArgumentError is raised if an invalid argument is passed.
+
+axis=(string)
+   Sets the value for the axis attribute.
+
+background=(url)
+   Sets the background attribute.  The url must be a String or a TypeError
+   is raised.  This is a non-standard extension.
+
+bgcolor=(color)
+   Sets the color for the bgcolor attribute.  Hex values should still be
+   quoted, e.g. "#F80000".
+
+border=(num)
+   Sets the value for the border attribute.
+
+bordercolor=(color)
+   Sets the color for the bordercolor attribute.  This is a non-standard
+   extension.
+
+bordercolordark=(color)
+   Sets the color for the bordercolordark attribute.  This is a non-standard
+   extension.
+
+bordercolorlight=(color)
+   Sets the color for the bordercolorlight attribute.  This is a non-standard
+   extension.
+
+cellpadding=(num)
+   Sets the value for the cellpadding attribute.  Raises an ArgumentError if
+   num.to_i is less than 0.
+
+cellspacing=(num)
+   Sets the value for the cellspacing attribute.  Raises an ArgumentError if
+   num.to_i is less than 0.
+
+char=(character)
+   Sets the value for the char attribute.  An ArgumentError is raised if the
+   argument passed has a length greater than 1 (i.e. it may only be a char).
+
+charoff=(value)
+   Sets the value for the charoff attribute.
+
+colspan=(num)
+   Sets the colspan attribute.
+
+content=(*args)
+   The behavior of this method varies largely based on the type of instance
+   that invokes it.  Here are the rules for each +arg+ in +args+:
+    
+   +Table+:
+    
+   If +arg+ is a Row, Head, Foot, Body or ColGroup object, it is
+   pushed onto the table.  If +arg+ is a string, one Row object with
+   one one Data object is pushed onto the Table.  If +arg+ is an Array,
+   one Row object is created and each element of the array is pushed
+   onto that Row.
+    
+   +Table::Row+:
+    
+   If +arg+ is a Header or Data object, it is pushed onto the Row.  If
+   +arg+ is a String, it is created as a single Data object.  Attempts
+   to assign any other type will raise a TypeError.
+       
+   +Table::Head, Table::Foot, Table::Body+:
+    
+   Behave identically to Table::Row except that they accept Table::Row
+   objects as well.
+       
+   +Table::ColGroup+:
+    
+   Behaves identically to Table::Row except that it only accepts Col objects.
+       
+   +Table::Col+:
+    
+   This method is undefined for Table::Col, because they do not accept
+   content.
+       
+   +Table::Data and Table::Header+:
+    
+   Sets the text string for the Data or Header object.  Arrays are join'd.
+   Any other type raises a TypeError.  
+
+frame=(type)
+   Sets the value for the frame attribute.  Valid values are border, void,
+   above, below, hsides, lhs, rhs, vsides, and box.  An ArgumentError is
+   raised if an invalid type is detected.
+
+height=(num)
+   Sets the value for the height attribute.  Raises an ArgumentError if
+   num.to_i is less than 0.
+
+hspace=(num)
+   Sets the value for the hspace attribute.  Raises an ArgumentError if
+   num.to_i is less than 0.
+
+nowrap=(bool)
+   Sets the value for the nowrap attribute.  Setting it to true means it will
+   be included as an attribute for the Table object.  The default is false
+   (i.e. not included).
+
+rowspan=(num)
+   Sets the value for the rowspan attribute.
+
+rules=(edges)
+   Sets the value for the rules attribute.  Valid values are all, groups,
+   rows, cols, or none.  An ArgumentError is raised if an invalid edges value
+   is detected.
+
+scope=(scope)
+   Sets the value for the scope attribute.  Valid values for +scope+ are
+   row, col, rowgroup or colgroup.  An ArgumentError is raised if an invalid
+   scope value is passed.
+
+span=(num)
+   Sets the span attribute.  If num.to_i is less than 0, and ArgumentError
+   is raised.
+
+summary=(string)
+   Sets the value for the summary attribute.
+
+valign=(position)
+   Sets the value for the valign attribute.  Valid values are top, center,
+   bottom, and baseline.  This is a non-standard extension.
+
+vspace=(num)
+   Sets the value for the vspace attribute.  This is a non-standard
+   extension.
+
+width=(num)
+   Sets the value for the width attribute.  If num is in 'x%' format, it
+   is retained as a string.  If num is a Fixnum (or stringified number), an
+   ArgumentError is raised if num.to_i is less than 0.