View source: R/datatable-source.R
| table_source | R Documentation |
A table source lets data_table() request only the rows it needs. All
callbacks are synchronous. get_rows() must return a data frame with the
requested columns in the requested order. Row counts are known.
table_source(
row_count,
column_names,
get_rows,
sort = NULL,
filter = NULL,
search = NULL,
row_key = NULL,
set_value = NULL,
refresh = NULL,
close = NULL,
on_error = NULL
)
row_count |
Function returning the current number of rows, or a non-negative scalar count. |
column_names |
Function returning unique, non-empty names, or a character vector. |
get_rows |
Function |
sort, filter, search |
Optional delegated operations. |
row_key |
Optional function mapping view positions to row keys. |
set_value |
Optional function |
refresh, close |
Optional functions called by |
on_error |
Optional function returning a page-shaped placeholder when
|
Optional sort and filter callbacks change the source's current view.
They receive the sort keys or the named filter list used by
DataTable$sort() and DataTable$filter_columns(). Returning FALSE
rejects the operation; returning NULL or TRUE accepts it. A source
should expose only operations it can implement without materializing its
entire data set.
search receives a parsed query, column names, start, direction, and
include_current; it returns NULL or list(position, column). row_key
maps view positions to stable row identities. set_value(row, column, value) receives a current view position. refresh and close are
optional lifecycle callbacks. on_error(error, start, count, columns) may
return a correctly shaped placeholder data frame when a page read fails;
the table then displays the error instead of aborting a paint. Closing a
source is explicit and never closes resources the source does not own.
An experimental termr_table_source object.
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