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Class Name

TableRow

Description

A TableRow object represents a single row of data values, stored in columns, from a Table.

Additional TableRow methods are documented in the Processing Data Javadoc.

Examples

  • Table table;
    
    void setup() {
    
      table = new Table();
      
      table.addColumn("number", Table.INT);
      table.addColumn("mass", Table.FLOAT);
      table.addColumn("name", Table.STRING);
      
      TableRow row = table.addRow();
      row.setInt("number", 8);
      row.setFloat("mass", 15.9994);
      row.setString("name", "Oxygen");
      
      println(row.getInt("number"));   // Prints 8
      println(row.getFloat("mass"));   // Prints 15.9994
      println(row.getString("name"));  // Prints "Oxygen
    }
    

Methods

  • getString()Get a String value from the specified column
  • getInt()Get an integer value from the specified column
  • getFloat()Get a float value from the specified column
  • setString()Store a String value in the specified column
  • setInt()Store an integer value in the specified column
  • setFloat()Store a float value in the specified column
  • getColumnCount()Get the column count
  • getColumnTitle()Get the column title.

Related

  • Table
  • Table::addRow()
  • Table::removeRow()
  • Table::clearRows()
  • Table::getRow()
  • Table::rows()
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