Hi,
Use the :column_widths=>{0=>100,1=>100, 2=>100, etc..} property.
Jan
On Aug 13, 9:27 am, Jeffrey Bonson <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a file named report.pdf.prawn,
> which is the view part of my PDF file where we can edit the contents of
> the PDF file like >>>
> pdf=Prawn::Document.new(:page_layout =>:landscape,:page_size => 'A4')
> pdf.text"Hello"
>
> he...@headers
> headers=[""],[""]
> pdf.table headers,
> :width => 768,
> :size => 11,
> :border_style => :underline_header,
> :headers => [head.titleize],
> :header_color => 'b7e3fe',
> :padding=>5
>
> <<< etc ect...
> The above just prints like
>
> Hello
> Header1header2header3
>
> I have two values from my controller >>> def report <<< as
> @header and @data
>
> @header gives values like>> Header1Header2Header3
> @data gives values like>> data11data12data13data21data22data23
>
> How do i print the values like the format given below on all PDF pages
> being generated?
>
> Header1 Header2 Header3
>
> data11 data12 data13
> data21 data22 data23
> data31 data32 data33
> data41 data42 data33
>
> Please help.
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