Adds colour highlighting to cell values if they are encoded as logical
values. Output should then be passed to knitr's kable
function.
cellspec_lgl(.data, rg = FALSE)Table with cell colours specified.
Table to be highlighted.
Should red and green be used for TRUE and FALSE values, respectively? If FALSE (default), colour-blind-friendly colours are applied.
This is useful for identifying the encoding used in a value (e.g. the
difference between the string "TRUE" and truth value of logic TRUE).
This highlighting can also be useful when visually assessing cell values in
a table. The colour naming format (HTML or LaTeX) is automatically detected.
There are four cell types considered:
non-logical cells are coloured black)
TRUE cells are coloured red (default) or green if rg
is TRUE
FALSE cells are coloured cyan (default) or red if rg
is TRUE
NA cells are coloured gray
Note: When passed to kable(), the escape parameter should be
FALSE for colours to be rendered correctly.
kable cell_spec