DataRow
Examples#
See these.
Inherits: Control
Row configuration and cell data for a DataTable.
One row configuration must be provided for each row to display in the table.
The data for this row of the table is provided in the cells
property.
Properties
-
cells
(list[DataCell]
) –The data for this row: a list of
DataCell
controls. -
color
(ControlStateValue[ColorValue] | None
) –The color of this row.
-
selected
(bool
) –Whether the row is selected.
Events
-
on_long_press
(ControlEventHandler[DataRow] | None
) –Called when this row is long-pressed.
-
on_select_change
(ControlEventHandler[DataRow] | None
) –Called when the user selects or unselects a selectable row.
Properties#
cells
#
The data for this row: a list of DataCell
controls.
Note
There must be exactly as many cells as there are columns in the table.
Raises:
color
#
color: ControlStateValue[ColorValue] | None = None
The color of this row.
By default, the color is transparent unless selected. Selected rows has a grey translucent color.
The effective color can depend on the ControlState
state, if the row is selected, pressed, hovered, focused, disabled or enabled. The
color is painted as an overlay to the row. To make sure that the row's InkWell is
visible (when pressed, hovered and focused), it is recommended to use a translucent
color.
selected
#
selected: bool = False
Whether the row is selected.
If on_select_change
is non-null for any row in the table, then a checkbox is
shown at the start of each row. If the row is selected (True
), the checkbox will
be checked and the row will be highlighted.
Otherwise, the checkbox, if present, will not be checked.
Events#
on_long_press
#
on_long_press: ControlEventHandler[DataRow] | None = None
Called when this row is long-pressed.
If a DataCell
in the row has its DataCell.on_tap
,
DataCell.on_double_tap
, DataCell.on_long_press
,
DataCell.on_tap_cancel
or DataCell.on_tap_down
callback defined, that callback behavior overrides the gesture behavior of the row
for that particular cell.
on_select_change
#
on_select_change: ControlEventHandler[DataRow] | None = None
Called when the user selects or unselects a selectable row.
If this is not null, then this row is selectable. The current selection state of this row is given by selected.
If any row is selectable, then the table's heading row will have a checkbox that can be checked to select all selectable rows (and which is checked if all the rows are selected), and each subsequent row will have a checkbox to toggle just that row.
A row whose on_select_change
callback is null is ignored for the purposes of
determining the state of the "all" checkbox, and its checkbox is disabled.
If a DataCell
in the row has its DataCell.on_tap
callback defined, that callback behavior overrides the gesture behavior of the
row for that particular cell.