put_xxx() call. • row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows • col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns Example 4.3. pywebio.output — Make output to web height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. • horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scroll bar • border (bool) – Whether to show border • scope, position (int) – Those arguments

put_xxx() call. • row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows • col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns Example 4.3. pywebio.output — Make output to web height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. • horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scroll bar • border (bool) – Whether to show border • scope, position (int) – Those arguments

put_xxx() call. • row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows • col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns Example 4.3. pywebio.output — Make output to web height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. • horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scroll bar • border (bool) – Whether to show border • scope, position (int) – Those arguments

put_xxx() call. • row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows • col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns Example 4.3. pywebio.output — Make output to web height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. • horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scroll bar • border (bool) – Whether to show border • scope, position (int) – Those arguments

put_xxx() call. • row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows • col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns Example 4.3. pywebio.output — Make output to web height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. • horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scroll bar • border (bool) – Whether to show border • scope, position (int) – Those arguments

or put_xxx() call. row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns pywebio.output.put_buttons(buttons, onclick, small=None minimum height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scrol bar border (bool) – Whether to show border scope, position (int) – Those arguments have the

or put_xxx() call. row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns pywebio.output.put_buttons(buttons, onclick, small=None minimum height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scrol bar border (bool) – Whether to show border scope, position (int) – Those arguments have the

put_xxx() call. • row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows • col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns Example 4.3. pywebio.output — Make output to web height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. • horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scroll bar • border (bool) – Whether to show border • scope, position (int) – Those arguments

put_xxx() call. • row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows • col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns Example put_table([ ['C'], [span('E', col=2)], height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. • horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scroll bar • border (bool) – Whether to show border • scope, position (int) – Those arguments

or put_xxx() call. row (int) – Vertical span, that is, the number of spanning rows col (int) – Horizontal span, that is, the number of spanning columns pywebio.output.put_buttons(buttons, onclick, small=None minimum height of 100 pixels and a maximum of 200 pixels. horizon_scroll (bool) – Whether to use the horizontal scrol bar border (bool) – Whether to show border scope, position (int) – Those arguments have the