How to manually trigger table filtering via withFilterFunc?

[vish9812]

Context

I have a tab-based UI where:

• Tab 1 displays the table with data
• Tab 2 contains complex filter controls

When users configure filters in Tab 2 and apply them, I need the table in Tab 1 to update and show only the filtered rows.

Current Setup

I have a table with a filter function that references external state:

type Model struct {
    table          table.Model
    filterCriteria SomeFilterState  // External state provided/updated by Tab 2
}

func (m *Model) createFilterFunc() table.FilterFunc {
    return func(input table.FilterFuncInput) bool {
        // Filter logic that depends on m.filterCriteria
        return meetsFilterCriteria(input.Row, m.filterCriteria)
    }
}

// Initial table build
m.table = table.New(columns).
    WithRows(rows).
    WithFilterFunc(m.createFilterFunc())

The Problem

When m.filterCriteria changes (triggered by user actions in Tab 2), the table in Tab 1 needs to re-evaluate which rows should be visible.

Important: I've verified with logging that m.filterCriteria is correctly received with the updated data in Tab 1's Update method. The data flow is working correctly, but the table UI doesn't visually update to reflect the new filter criteria.

Calling following in the Update method:

case models.FilterStateMsg:
    if msg.State != nil {
        m.filterState = *msg.State
    }
    m.table = m.table.WithFilterFunc(m.createFilterFunc())
    return m, nil

...doesn't seem to trigger the table to re-filter existing rows. The table displays the same rows as before, even though the filter criteria has changed.

I've also tried the following which doesn't work either:

case models.FilterStateMsg:
    if msg.State != nil {
        m.filterState = *msg.State
    }
    m.table, cmd = m.table.Update(msg)
    return m, cmd

Question

Is there any way to trigger the table to re-evaluate its filter function on existing rows when the underlying filter criteria changes?

The filter criteria itself is updating correctly, but I can't figure out how to make the table's visual display update to reflect the new filters.

Thanks for this excellent library!