Rows

IRows is the simplest vertical container. Each child renders on its own row, in order. No borders, no headers, no padding.

When to use

• Stacking widgets vertically when you don't need a Panel border or Layout's sized regions.
• Building dashboards by composing several widgets top-to-bottom.

Basic usage

var
  rs : IRows;
begin
  rs := Widgets.Rows;
  rs.Add(Widgets.Markup('[bold]Status[/]'));
  rs.Add(Widgets.Markup('[green]All systems operational[/]'));
  rs.Add(Widgets.Rule);
  rs.Add(Widgets.Markup('Last checked: 10:24 UTC'));
  AnsiConsole.Write(rs);
end;

Configuration

Rows is intentionally minimal:

Method	Purpose
Add(child : IRenderable) : IRows	Append a row. Returns Self for chaining.

AnsiConsole.Write(
  Widgets.Rows
    .Add(Widgets.Markup('[bold]header[/]'))
    .Add(Widgets.Rule)
    .Add(Widgets.Markup('body line 1'))
    .Add(Widgets.Markup('body line 2')));

Composition

Rows works inside panels, table cells, and layout regions:

AnsiConsole.Write(
  Widgets.Panel(
    Widgets.Rows
      .Add(Widgets.Markup('[bold]Title[/]'))
      .Add(Widgets.Markup('Subtitle'))
      .Add(Widgets.Rule)
      .Add(table)));

API reference

• Widgets.Rows — empty row stack.
• IRows — interface.

See also

• Columns — horizontal counterpart.
• Grid — when you need columnar alignment too.
• Layout — for sized vertical/horizontal regions.