verbose flag is set
to TRUE. Allows for indentation, adding a series of spaces to the
beginning of each line, 2 for every increment in ind.
vCat(verbose, ind = 0, ..., sep = " ", fill = TRUE, labels = NULL)TRUE, passes the rest of the arguments to
catcatFALSE, only newlines created
explicitly by "\n" are printed. Otherwise, the output is broken into lines
with print width equal to the option width if fill is TRUE
(default), or the value of fill if this is numeric. Non-positive fill
values are ignored, with a warning.FALSE.vCat is slightly more intelligent than regulat cat in the way
it formats the output and breaks it into lines. As a result, fill is
set to TRUE by default. Another notable difference from cat is
the way newline objects are handled. For example, the call:
cat("hello", "world", "\n", "foo", "bar") won't wrap the newline
character with spaces. This avoids the need to set sep to ""
and embed multiple paste calls. Finally, a newline character is
appended to the end of the whole message, avoiding the need to manually
specify this when calling vCat.
cat