def test_col_class(self):
table = TempyTable(data=self.data)
table.col_class('class_example')
self.assertEqual({'class_example'},
table.childs[0].childs[0].childs[0].attrs['klass'])
# first column of each row
table.col_class('class_example_new', 0)
self.assertEqual({'class_example_new', 'class_example'},
table.childs[0].childs[0].childs[0].attrs['klass'])
table1 = TempyTable(rows=3, cols=4, data=data, head=True, caption='User information', width='100%')
table2 = TempyTable(data=data, caption='User information2', width='50%', border='1px solid black')
table3 = TempyTable(data=data, caption='User information3', width='50%')
table4 = TempyTable(data=data, caption='User information4', width='50%')
table2.pop_cell()
special_cell.append_to(table2.childs[0].childs[2])
css_tag = Css({
'.class_example_1': {'color': 'blue'},
'.class_example_2': {'color': 'pink'},
'.class_example_3': {'background-color': 'grey'},
})
# set class for every cell
table1.col_class('class_example_2')
# applies function to upper string for every cell
table1.map_col(lambda x: x.upper())
# set class for first column of each row
table2.col_class('class_example_1', 0)
# applies function to lower string for second column
table2.map_col(lambda x: x.lower(), 1)
# applies function to upper string for last column
table2.map_col(lambda x: x.upper(), 4)
# set class for every row
table3.row_class('class_example_3')