Column names wrap around into two or more lines.

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Franc
Franc 2019-3-30
评论： Eddy Fry 2022-4-26
Hi All, Is there a way to have column names wrap around into two or more lines
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2019-3-31
Ah, uitable is different than table() objects.
Are you working with traditional figures, or are you working with App Designer? uitables are quite different internally between the two.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2019-3-31
Traditional uitable() are based on java objects that happen to support HTML constructs. You can begin any ColumnName entry with '<html>', and then after that, at the point you want to move to the next line, put in '<br>'
For example, an entry of '<html>this is a long line,<br>but split'
If you needed automatic adjustment as the widths were resized, then in theory you could use '<html><table>' but it probably won't work well, even if you use '<html><table width="20%"><tr>this is a long long' . It isn't that playing with the width= with percentages or absolute pixels does nothing, but it just doesn't usually do what you would like.
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2020-10-7
uitable inside app designer use completely different formatting methods. I do not know the details.
Eddy Fry
Eddy Fry 2022-4-26
I found that uitable appears to use ASCII, so using newline (ASCII character decimal 10) gives multiple line column headings (using 2022a).
For example:
t.ColumnName = {'Signal' ['Carrier' newline 'Frequency' newline '(Hz)']};

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