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Oprint uses xtable to output ovariables or data.frames or matrix as html formatted tables.
In other cases uses regular print but adds formatting.
oprint(x, pre = TRUE, ...)
oprint.table(x, show_all = FALSE, sortable = TRUE, ...)Any object with a print or oprint method.
TRUE for <pre> formatting.
if TRUE all data rows are printed, else only first thousand rows get printed (default).
if TRUE output table is made sortable.
extra arguments are passed to oprint.table and/or xtable
Input data as html formatted table string.
If argument x is an ovariable, its output-slot gets printed.
If output-slot is empty, EvalOutput will be automatically executed to generate output.
This function is aimed for being used within Opasnet only! R console will print out html markup.
oprint.table is not exported. Use oprint instead and ... to pass arguments show_all and sortable.
See also: http://en.opasnet.org/
x <- data.frame(c(1,2),c(2,4))
oprint(x)
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