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column widths not working #152

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raquelhortab opened this issue Apr 18, 2023 · 4 comments
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column widths not working #152

raquelhortab opened this issue Apr 18, 2023 · 4 comments

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@raquelhortab
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Hi! I got a table with subtables inside. I can successfully control the subtables' column widths but not the main table ones.
Here's the code and below the result. If TLDR, important code is towards the end.

tmp_dir = Rails.root.join("tmp")
path = tmp_dir + "work_hours_test.pdf"

pdf = Prawn::Document.new(:page_size => PDF::Core::PageGeometry::SIZES["A4"])

title = [[{content: I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.title').upcase, colspan: 3}]]

signature_table = pdf.make_table(
  [
    ["#{I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.signature')}:", {image: '/home/raquel/Documents/signature_example.png', :image_height => 70}],
    [{content: "#{I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.date')}: #{"???data firma"}", colspan:2}]
  ]
) do |table|
  table.cell_style = {border_width: 0}
end

headers = [
  [{content: pdf.make_table([
                              [
                                pdf.make_table([ [{content: I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.company'), colspan: 2}],
                                                 [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.name_or_company_name'), "??"],
                                                 [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.nif_cif'), "??"],
                                                 [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.ccc'), "??"],
                                               ], width: pdf.bounds.width/2){|table|
                                  table.row(0).font_style = :bold
                                },
                                pdf.make_table([ [{content: I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.worker'), colspan: 2}],
                                                 [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.name'), ubiquo_user.full_name],
                                                 [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.nif'), "??"],
                                                 [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.social_security_number'), "??"],
                                               ], width: pdf.bounds.width/2){|table|
                                  table.row(0).font_style = :bold
                                },
                              ],
                              [{content: "#{I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.month')}: #{"??"}", colspan: 2}],
                              [{content: signature_table, colspan: 2}],
                            ], width: pdf.bounds.width, cell_style: {:background_color => "F1F1F1"}), colspan: 3}],
  [{content: "", colspan: 3}],
  [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.date'), I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.schedule'), I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.total_day_hours')]
]


month_hours = 0
table_data = work_hours_ranges.group_by(&:date).map do |date, ranges|
  # (some unimportant code ...)
  [date, hour_ranges, total_hours]
end

footer_data = [[{content: "", colspan: 3}],
               [{content: pdf.make_table([
                [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.total_hours'), month_hours],
                [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.expected_hours'), "??"],
                [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.hour_bag'), "??"],
                [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.hour_bag_spent'), "??"],
                [I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.total_balance'), "??"],
              ]){|table|
                 table.width = pdf.bounds.width
                 table.column_widths = {1 => 50}
                 table.cell_style = {:background_color => "F1F1F1"}
                 table.row(-1).font_style = :bold
               }, colspan: 3}]]

pdf.table(title + headers + table_data + footer_data) do |table|

  table.header = 4

  # blank separators:
  table.row(2).border_left_width = 0
  table.row(2).border_right_width = 0
  table.row(-2).border_left_width = 0
  table.row(-2).border_right_width = 0

  # title style
  table.row(0).font_style = :bold
  table.row(0).align = :center

  # column headers style:
  table.row(3).font_style = :bold
  table.row(3).font_style = :bold

  # ---> ---> IMPORTANT CODE HERE <--- < ---
  # table.column_widths = {0 => 50, 2 => 50} # I have also tried this way
  table.column(0).width = 50
  table.column(2).width = 50

end

page_numbering_options = {
  at: [pdf.bounds.right - 150, 0],
  width: 150,
  align: :right,
  start_count_at: 1,
}
pdf.number_pages I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.page'), page_numbering_options

pdf.render_file path

You can see the footer table respects the widths I've set, but the main content's columns have equal widths.

image

Thanks in advance!

@raquelhortab
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I've seen that by setting exact widths for all columns, it works. I tried this: column_widths = 50and it complained about it being too small. Since the error message said the exact size it needed was 523.28, calculated the widths from that. I set table.column_widths = [50, 423.28, 50] and that worked. I don't get why it does not work by setting only the first and the last column widths.

@raquelhortab
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in case someone else finds this, this seems to be the best solution: [50, pdf.bounds.width - 100, 50]

@dacook
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dacook commented Jun 2, 2023

I've seen that by setting exact widths for all columns, it works.

Thank you, I can confirm this worked for me too!

For a more flexible pattern, I did this:

    def column_widths
      cols = {
        0 => 25,
        2 => 26,
        3 => 35
      }
      # Calculate width for remaining column due to https://github.com/prawnpdf/prawn-table/issues/152
      cols.merge({
        1 => pdf.bounds.width - cols.values.sum
      })
    end

You can use the hash form to specify the column index.

@cleicar
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cleicar commented Nov 30, 2023

In case it helps anyone I just find out this should be

cell_style = { width: pdf.bounds.width / NUM_OF_COLS }
pdf.table(table, position: :left, cell_style: cell_style)

Use width instead of column_width

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