pagdfrow: Create a row of a pagination data frame

Description

Create a row of a pagination data frame

Usage

pagdfrow(
  row,
  nm = obj_name(row),
  lab = obj_label(row),
  rnum,
  pth,
  sibpos = NA_integer_,
  nsibs = NA_integer_,
  extent = nlines(row, colwidths, fontspec = fontspec),
  colwidths = NULL,
  repext = 0L,
  repind = integer(),
  indent = 0L,
  rclass = class(row),
  nrowrefs = 0L,
  ncellrefs = 0L,
  nreflines = 0L,
  force_page = FALSE,
  page_title = NA_character_,
  trailing_sep = NA_character_,
  fontspec
)

Value

A single row data.frame with the appropriate columns for a pagination info data frame.

Arguments

row: (ANY)
object representing the row, which is used for default values of nm, lab, extent, and rclass if provided. Must have methods for obj_name, obj_label, and nlines, to retrieve default values of nm, lab, and extent, respectively.
nm: (string)
name.
lab: (string)
label.
rnum: (numeric(1))
absolute row number.
pth: (character or NULL)
path within larger table.
sibpos: (integer(1))
position among sibling rows.
nsibs: (integer(1))
number of siblings (including self).
extent: (numeric(1))
number of lines required to print the row.
colwidths: (numeric)
column widths.
repext: (integer(1))
number of lines required to reprint all context for this row if it appears directly after pagination.
repind: (integer)
vector of row numbers to be reprinted if this row appears directly after pagination.
indent: (integer)
indent.
rclass: (string)
class of row object.
nrowrefs: (integer(1))
number of row referential footnotes for this row.
ncellrefs: (integer(1))
number of cell referential footnotes for the cells in this row.
nreflines: (integer(1))
total number of lines required by all referential footnotes.
force_page: (flag)
currently ignored.
page_title: (flag)
currently ignored.
trailing_sep: (string)
the string to use as a separator below this row during printing. If NA_character_, no separator is used.
fontspec: (font_spec)
a font_spec object specifying the font information to use for calculating string widths and heights, as returned by font_spec().