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Table generation class
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    2005-11-29

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    Table generation class v0.1
    Easy to use with lots of options and clean code.

    By : mgalesic

    includes:

    class.tabledata.php
    readme.txt


    -------------
    Legends:

    [*A] - can take any number of arguments
    [0] - no argument is needed for function to work
    [null] - function has no arguments
    [] - calling a function itself, withoth arguments will set default value

    L: - legends
    D: - description

    -------------

    Prototypes:

    * function beginTable($width='100%', $class_ = '', $align = '', $border = 0, $cellp = 0, $cells = 0);

    D: generate a <table> tag with default values or arguments specified
    L: [0]

    * function row();

    D: generate a <tr><td>data 1</td><td>data 2</td><td>data n</td></tr> tags plus arguments set with other functions
    L: [*A]

    * function endTable(); - [null]

    D: generate a </table> tag
    L: [null]

    * function setTDwidth();

    D: set a width arguments for <td> tags
    L: [*A], []

    * function setTDalign();

    D: set an align arguments for <td> tags
    L: [*A], []

    * function setTDclass();

    D: set a class arguments for <td> tags
    L: [*A], []

    * function setTDstyle();

    D: set a style arguments for <td> tags
    L: [*A], []

    * function setTRclass($class_='');

    D: set a class argument for <tr> tag
    L: []

    * function setTRstyle($style='');

    D: set a style argument for <tr> tag
    L: []

    * function setTRheight($height='');

    D: set a height argument for <tr> tag
    L: []

    * function setTRalign($align='');

    D: set a align argument for <tr> tag
    L: []

    * function setTRvalign($valign='');

    D: set a valign argument for <tr> tag
    L: []

    * function setTRcolor();

    D: you can use this function if you want to color specific number of rows with different color
    L: [*A], []

    * function forceRow();

    D: generate a <tr><td>data 1</td><td>data 2</td><td>data n</td></tr> tags plus arguments set with other force functions
    it is useful if you want only one row to be different from others
    it can be use as a header for you table
    if you set width argument with force function and use it as a heder you don't to set width for other rows

    L: [*A]

    * function setForceTDwidth();

    D: set a width arguments for <td> tags of force function
    L: [*A], []

    * function setForceTDalign();

    D: set a align arguments for <td> tags of force function
    L: [*A], []

    * function setForceTDstyle();

    D: set a style arguments for <td> tags of force function
    L: [*A], []

    * function setForceTDclass();

    D: set a class arguments for <td> tags of force function
    L: [*A], []

    * function setForceTRclass($klasa='');

    D: set a class argument for <tr> tag of force function
    L: []

    * function setForceTRstyle($style='');

    D: set a style argument for <tr> tag of force function
    L: []

    * function setForceTRheight($height='');

    D: set a height argument for <tr> tag of force function
    L: []

    * function setForceTRalign($align='');

    D: set a align argument for <tr> tag of force function
    L: []

    * function setForceTRvalign($valign='');

    D: set a valign argument for <tr> tag of force function
    L: []

    * function emptyRow($col, $color, $height);

    D: generate an empty row
    col is number of <td> tags, color is backround for <tr>




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