Custom table layout not applied if table is in header or footer

[kryops]

Hi there,

I noticed that custom table layouts do not seem to be applied if the table is in the document header or footer.

Example:

const myTable = {
    table: {
        body: [
            ['A', 'B'],
            ['C', 'D'],
        ]
    },
    layout: {
        paddingTop: () => 0,
        paddingBottom: () => 0,
        paddingLeft: () => 0,
        paddingRight: () => 0,
        hLineWidth: () => 2,
        vLineWidth: () => 2,
        hLineStyle: () => ({ dash: { length: 2 } }),
        vLineStyle: () => ({ dash: { length: 4 } }),
        hLineColor: () => 'green', // works if passed as value
        vLineColor: () => 'red', // works if passed as value
        fillColor: () => 'yellow', // works if passed as value
        fillOpacity: () => 0.5, // works if passed as value
    },
}

var dd = {
	pageSize: 'A8',
	header: myTable,
	content: [myTable],
	footer: myTable,
}

Passing a plain value instead of a function works for the properties that support it.

I tested with the following versions:

• 0.2.10
• 0.3.0-beta.8

Thanks for looking into it!

[liborm85]

Header and footer as function is required:

const myTable = {
    table: {
        body: [
            ['A', 'B'],
            ['C', 'D'],
        ]
    },
    layout: {
        paddingTop: () => 0,
        paddingBottom: () => 0,
        paddingLeft: () => 0,
        paddingRight: () => 0,
        hLineWidth: () => 2,
        vLineWidth: () => 2,
        hLineStyle: () => ({ dash: { length: 2 } }),
        vLineStyle: () => ({ dash: { length: 4 } }),
        hLineColor: () => 'green', // works if passed as value
        vLineColor: () => 'red', // works if passed as value
        fillColor: () => 'yellow', // works if passed as value
        fillOpacity: () => 0.5, // works if passed as value
    },
}

var dd = {
	pageSize: 'A8',
	header: function() { return myTable },
	content: [myTable],
	footer: function() { return myTable },
}

[kryops]

Thanks!
Is this intended behavior? And are there other features that only work in headers/footers when they are defined as a function?