Struct TableInfo 

pub struct TableInfo {
    pub rows_span: Range<usize>,
    pub end_src: usize,
    pub prefix: Vec<Glyph>,
    pub grid: Vec<TableRow>,
}

A table’s structure, published alongside the box-drawn rows that spell it.

The rows in VisualMap::rows are the default monospace picture of a table: every border a │, every column a whole number of character cells. That picture is exactly right on any monospace surface, and unfixable off one — in a proportional font the │s of two rows land at different x and the grid shears. So a frontend that draws its own geometry reads this instead: the cells, their alignment, and which rows are the head, with no opinion about how wide a column is or what a border looks like.

Both are always built. The TUI paints rows and ignores this; the GUI skips rows for the span in rows_span and draws from here. They describe the same cells, so the caret lands on the same offsets either way.

Fields

rows_span: Range<usize>

The VisualMap::rows this table’s picture occupies, borders included — what a frontend drawing its own table skips over.

end_src: usize

The source span of the table node, and the offset its trailing caret stop sits at.

prefix: Vec<Glyph>

The block prefix every row of this table carries — a blockquote’s │ gutter, a list item’s indent. Empty for a table at the top level.

A frontend drawing its own grid has to render this and start the table past it, exactly as the picture does; a table nested in a quote that draws flush at the left margin has left the quote.

grid: Vec<TableRow>

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for TableInfo

fn clone(&self) -> TableInfo

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.