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Language	Haskell2010

Text.Layout.Table.Cell.Formatted

Description

Provides formatting to an instance of Cell. For example, in a unix terminal one could use the following:

>>> buildCell (formatted "\ESC[31m" "Hello World!" "\ESC[0m") :: String
Hello World!

The text then appears in dull red.

Synopsis

Documentation

Instances details

Functor Formatted Source #
Instance details Defined in Text.Layout.Table.Cell.Formatted Methods fmap :: (a -> b) -> Formatted a -> Formatted b # (<$) :: a -> Formatted b -> Formatted a #
IsString a => IsString (Formatted a) Source #
Instance details Defined in Text.Layout.Table.Cell.Formatted Methods fromString :: String -> Formatted a #
Cell a => Cell (Formatted a) Source #
Instance details Defined in Text.Layout.Table.Cell.Formatted Methods dropLeft :: Int -> Formatted a -> Formatted a Source # dropRight :: Int -> Formatted a -> Formatted a Source # dropBoth :: Int -> Int -> Formatted a -> Formatted a Source # visibleLength :: Formatted a -> Int Source # measureAlignment :: (Char -> Bool) -> Formatted a -> AlignInfo Source # buildCell :: StringBuilder b => Formatted a -> b Source #

Arguments

:: String	Prefix text directives for formatting.
-> a	The content to be formatted.
-> String	Suffix text directives for formatting.
-> Formatted a

Create a formatted value with formatting directives that are applied to the whole value. The actual formatting has to be done by the backend.

Create a value from content that is kept plain without any formatting.