NAME
    HTML::Widgets::Table - An HTML table generation class.

SYNOPSIS
    use HTML::Widgets::Table;
    my $table = HTML::Widgets::Table->new(\%params);
    my $html = $table->render;

DESCRIPTION
    HTML::Widgets::Table creates an HTML table from native data structures.

METHODS
 new(\%params)
    Create a new table object.  Parameters that can be passed
    include any legal attributes for an HTML table tag.  In
    addition, the following parameters may be passed.

        pretty_border => 1
        pretty_border_color => '#669999'

           If pretty_border is a true value, the table will be rendered
           with a browser-independent border by putting the table inside
           another table, allowing the background color of the outside
           table come through as the border.  The value of pretty_border
           will be with width of the border, and pretty_border_color
           will be the color of the border.

        alternating_row_colors => [ '#ffffff',
                                    '#f2f2f2'
                                  ]

           You can use this to alternate the background color of the
           rows in the table.  This is useful for making tables without
           borders and rules easier to read.

 addHeaderRow(\@data, \%cell_params, \%params)
    Adds a header row to the table (as in the <th> tags for the
    columns).  Header rows are also enclosed in <thead> tags.  @data
    is an array of column values.  Any elements of the array that
    are hash references are taken to be key/value pairs with the
    cell contents as the value associated with the key 'data', and
    all the other key/value pairs are attributes to be applied to
    that cell.  These override the values in %cell_params.
    %cell_params are default attributes for every column in the row.
    %params are the row attributes to go in the <tr> tag.

 addRow(\@data, \%cell_params, \%params)
    Adds a new row to the table.  @data is an array of column
    values.  Any elements of the array that are hash references are
    taken to be key/value pairs with the cell contents as the value
    associated with the key 'data', and all the other key/value
    pairs are attributes to be applied to that cell.  These override
    the values in %cell_params.  %cell_params are default attributes
    for every column in the row.  %params are the row attributes to
    go in the <tr> tag.

 setRepeatingHeaderRow(\@data, \%cell_params, \%params, $repeat_interval)
    Adds a header row to be repeated every $repeat_interval rows.
    This is useful to keep the user oriented when viewing long tables.

 setRepeatingRow(\@data, \%cell_params, \%params, $repeat_interval)
    Adds a row to be repeated every $repeat_interval rows.
    This is useful to keep the user oriented when viewing long tables.

 render()
    Returns a string containing the HTML version of the table.

AUTHOR
    Don Owens <[email protected]>

COPYRIGHT
    Copyright (c) 2003 Don Owens

    All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can
    redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl
    itself.

VERSION
    0.01