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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ We want the state of the DataTable to be external of it,
so we need some kind of data structure outside the control
to dictate what the DataTable displays.

Lucky for us, python has immaculate support for table-like data structures!
Lucky for us, python has immaculate support for tabular data structures!
You have probably heard of pandas DataFrames,
and they would have been an acceptable choice for our model.
But since performance is very important here
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These parameters have been organized into two Config dataclasses:
`DataTableConfig` for every parameter relating to `flet.DataTable`
and `ModelDataTableConfig` for everything that comes on top and the ref,
because that has to be passed to `flet.UserControl.__init__()`.
because the latter has to be passed to `flet.UserControl.__init__()`.
It also takes a `polars.DataFrame` instance as a parameter
and makes that its initial model.
By default, `ModelDataTable` creates a `flet.DataTable` instance internally
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without knowledge of its exact schema
and may aid you when dealing with "truly" dynamic data as well.

##### Examples
#### Examples

Static dataset that needs to be searchable:

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