Creates a new empty Table.

Creates a new row at the top of the table (index 0). All existing rows will be pushed down by one row (index += 1).

let table = exo::Table::new();
table.new_row_top();

Try to get a value from Table object. This function returns a specific value directly e.g. (String, Integer, DateTime, etc.)

Sets a value at the specific row and columm inside the table. If the value you want to set is not valid, the insert will not happen.

Removes an row from the table.

Clears the table of all entries

Orders the table based upon the given column in an ascendig way.

Example

let table = exo::Table::new();
table.set_value(0, "A", "Test");
table.set_value(1, "A", 100);
table.set_value(2, "A", 50);
table.sort_asc("A");
assert_eq!(Some(50), table.get_value(0, "A"));
assert_eq!(Some(100), table.get_value(1, "A"));
assert_eq!(Some("Test"), table.get_value(2, "A"));

Orders the table based upon the given column in an descending way.

Example

let table = exo::Table::new();
table.set_value(0, "A", "Test");
table.set_value(1, "A", 100);
table.set_value(2, "A", 50);
table.sort_desc("A");
assert_eq!(Some(100), table.get_value(0, "A"));
assert_eq!(Some(50), table.get_value(1, "A"));
assert_eq!(Some("Test"), table.get_value(2, "A"));

Returns the amount of rows inside the table.

Returns true when there are no rows inside the table.

Allows for partial equality operations to work.

Allows the value to be debug printed.

Allows the value to be display printed.