Use the Bgcolor attribute to set the table’s background color. By default, the background color is transparent. To change the color, set the Bgcolor attribute to an integer that is based on a 32-bit Alpha Red Green Blue (ARGB) format. You can use any solid color. If you specify an Alpha value that is not opaque (0xFF), the behavior of the table object is undefined. Setting a Bgcolor will overrride any previous BackgroundDrawable set.Use the BackgroundDrawable attribute to set the table cell's background drawable. A background drawable may be a solid color, defined by a ColorBackground Object, or an Image defined by a PatternImage. Solid colors with an alpha value that is not fully opaque (0xFF) will exhibit undefined behaviour. Setting a BackgroundDrawable will override any previous Bgcolor that has been set.Use the RelWidths attribute to specify an array of integer values that provide a relative width for each column.A table occupies the space available from the parent container, minus any padding. The actual pixel width of each column is determined using the following formula:Consider the width limitations of the target devices when determining the number of columns to use in a table.The RelWidths attribute can be updated after the table has been created, however, the number of columns in the table must remain constant.This code sample creates a table with two equal-width columns.This code sample uses percentage values to create a table with three columns, where the middle column is twice as wide as the first and last columns. The column percentages should add up to 100%.This code sample creates a table using nUITableElement, nUITableButton, nUITablerowElement, and nUITablecellElement. Illustrations of how the example code is rendered on various platforms follows the code sample.Platform | Illustration |
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