function ScrollingTable:CreateST(cols, numRows, rowHeight, highlight, parent)

{
    ["name"] = "Test 1",
    ["width"] = 50,
    ["align"] = "RIGHT",
    ["color"] = { 
        ["r"] = 0.5, 
        ["g"] = 0.5, 
        ["b"] = 1.0, 
        ["a"] = 1.0 
    },
    ["colorargs"] = nil,
    ["bgcolor"] = {
        ["r"] = 1.0, 
        ["g"] = 0.0, 
        ["b"] = 0.0, 
        ["a"] = 1.0 
    }, -- red backgrounds, eww!
    ["defaultsort"] = "dsc",
    ["sortnext"]= 4,
    ["comparesort"] = function (cella, cellb, column)
        return cella.value < cellb.value;
    end,
    ["DoCellUpdate"] = nil,
}

{ 
    ["r"] = 1.0, 
    ["g"] = 0.9, 
    ["b"] = 0.0, 
    ["a"] = 0.5, -- important, you want to see your text!
}

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  • #4

  verfolgt Mon, 23 Nov 2009 20:05:00

  Would be really helpful to have an example of popping up a simple table into a simple AceGUI frame...

  local gui = LibStub("AceGUI-3.0")
local con = LibStub("AceConsole-3.0")
local libst = LibStub("ScrollingTable")
local profFrame = gui:Create("Frame")
profFrame:SetLayout("Fill")
local table = libst:CreateST(nil, nil, nil, nil, profFrame)


  Gives "CreateFrame: Couldn't find 'this' in parent object" (I was trying to get the test table into a frame of my own making)

  Last edited on 23 Nov 2009 by verfolgt: markup change
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  • #3

  ddumont Sun, 23 Aug 2009 13:39:56

  I don't get subscription updates for comments to these pages. Please post comments on the main page, or make tickets for help if you still need it. thanks :)

• 

  • #2

  minea Thu, 16 Jul 2009 21:34:38

  I'm having a little trouble with the parent tag and AceGUI now. I have code like:

  local grp = AceGUI:Create("SimpleGroup")
  grp:SetLayout("Fill")
  f:AddChild(grp)
  

  this create a group frame in my f frame. Later, I build my ST frame and pass it to grp:

  st = ScrollingTable:CreateST( columnHeaders )
  st:EnableSelection(true)
  st:SetWidth(470)
  st:SetHeight(384)
  grp:AddChild( st.frame )
  

  Whe I run this, it doesn't work.

  edi: after a lot of copy-pasting from AceGui internals, I got it working, mostly. Don't take this as a fix, it probably doesn't work completely, but here's what's gotten it to at least appear like a standard ace-gui widget:

  	st.userdata = {}
  	st.SetParent = function(self, parent)
  		local frame = self.frame
  		frame:SetParent(nil)
  		frame:SetParent(parent.content)
  		self.parent = parent
  		--fixlevels(parent.frame,parent.frame:GetChildren())
  	end
  
  	st.SetWidth = function(self, width)
  		self.frame:SetWidth(width)
  		self.frame.width = width
  		if self.OnWidthSet then
  			self:OnWidthSet(width)
  		end
  	end
  
  	st.SetHeight = function(self, height)
  		self.frame:SetHeight(height)
  		self.frame.height = height
  		if self.OnHeightSet then
  			self:OnHeightSet(height)
  		end
  	end
  
  	st.IsVisible = function(self)
  		return self.frame:IsVisible()
  	end
  
  	st.IsShown= function(self)
  		return self.frame:IsShown()
  	end
  	
  	st.SetDisabled = function(self, disabled)
  		self.disabled = disabled
  		if disabled then
  			self.frame:Hide()
  		else
  			self.frame:Show()
  		end
  	end
  
  	st.Release= function(self)
  		local widget = self.frame
  		for k in pairs(widget.userdata) do
  			widget.userdata[k] = nil
  		end
  		for k in pairs(widget.events) do
  			widget.events[k] = nil
  		end
  		widget.width = nil
  		widget.relWidth = nil
  		widget.height = nil
  		widget.relHeight = nil
  		widget.noAutoHeight = nil
  		widget.frame:ClearAllPoints()
  		widget.frame:Hide()
  		widget.frame:SetParent(UIParent)
  		widget.frame.width = nil
  		widget.frame.height = nil
  		if widget.content then
  			widget.content.width = nil
  			widget.content.height = nil
  		end
  		del(widget,widget.type)
  	end
  	
  	st.Fire = function(self, name, ...)
  		if self.events[name] then
  			local success, ret = safecall(self.events[name], self, name, ...)
  			if success then
  				return ret
  			end
  		end
  	end
  	
  	st.OnRelease= function (self)
  		self.frame:ClearAllPoints()
  		self.frame:Hide()
  		self:SetDisabled(false)
  	end
  

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  • #1

  minea Thu, 16 Jul 2009 00:40:33

  re colorargs

  what are being passed in by default? specifically, I want to color cell data based on it's row's column 3.

  can I do
  

  ["colorargs"] = {"row"}
  

  
  and then, in the function, switch on
  

  row.cols[3].value
  

  or if not, how do I do it? :)

  edit: I figured out the color arguments. you can't abstractly specify cell data at the column level. you have to do it when you create the table data's rows.
  Basically, the usage is like:

  --myAddon.lua
  ST_data = {}
  ST = ...CreateST...
  
  --[[ convert internal data format to lib-st's format ]]--
  function ST_ProcessData( int_data )
   --[[ for example if int_data represents a 2 col/3 row table, 
         and is {{"A1","A2"},{"B1","B2"},{"C1","C2"}}
         and we want to color code the first column based on the first column
  ]]--
    ST_data = {}
    for j,row in pairs(int_data)
      ST_data[j] = {}
      for k,col in pairs(row)
        if k == 1 then
          ST_data[j].cols[k] = { value=col, color= handle_ColorFunc, colorargs={col}}
        else
          ST_data[j].cols[k] = { value=col }
        end
      end
    end
  end
  
  function ST_Update( int_data )
    ST_ProcessData( int_data )
    ST:SetData(ST_data)
  end