NAME
    HTML::Table::Compiler - Extension for HTML::Table to tabularize data

SYNOPSIS
        use HTML::Table::Compiler;
        $table = HTML::Table::Compiler->new(2, 25);
        $table->compile([1..50]);
        print "$table";

DESCRIPTION
    HTML::Table, while making it easy to create and manipulate tabular data,
    doesn't allow such obvious functionality as tabularizing existing array
    of data.

    One comes across this challenge a lot in building Web applications such
    as galleries, where you know how many items you want to display, you
    know how many rows and columns you want. Challenge becomes to split the
    data set into rows and columns and display it as an HTML table.

    HTML::Table::Compiler introduces this functionality through its
    compile() method.

  EXPORT

    None

  METHODS

    compile(\@dataset)
        Builds an HTML::Table::Compiler object (which really IS A
        HTML::Table) with elements of the \@dataset. Row and column numbers
        should be defined in new():

            @dataset = (1..50);

            $table = new HTML::Table::Compiler->new(2, 10);
            $table->compile(\@dataset);

        In the above example HTML::Table::Compiler may add additional rows
        to accommodate all the data, otherwise only first 20 elements of the
        @dataset would be tabularized. If this is not a desired behavior,
        you should turn autoGrow() feature off:

            $table = new HTML::Table::Compiler->new(2, 10);
            $table->autoGrow(0);
            $table->compile(\@dataset);

        For all the available methods consult HTML::Table's online manual.

AUTHOR
    Sherzod B. Ruzmetov <sherzodr@cpan.org> http://author.handalak.com/

SEE ALSO
    the perl manpage.