Usage
prGetCgroupHeader(x, cgroup_vec, n.cgroup_vec, cgroup_vec.just, css.cgroup_vec,
row_no, top_row_style, rnames, rowlabel, pos.rowlabel, cgroup_spacer_cells,
css.cell)
Arguments
x
The matrix/data.frame with the data
cgroup_vec
The cgroup may be a matrix, this is
just one row of that matrix
n.cgroup_vec
The same as above but for the
counter
cgroup_vec.just
The same as above bot for the
justificaiton
css.cgroup_vec
The CSS row corresponding to the
current row
row_no
The row number within the header group.
Useful for multirow headers when we need to output the
rowlabel at the pos.rowlabel level.
top_row_style
The top row has a special style
depending on the ctable option in the
htmlTable call.
rnames
Default rownames are generated from
rownames(x). If you provide
FALSE then it will skip the rownames. Note:
For data.frames if you do
rowlabel
If the table has rownames or
rnames, rowlabel is a character string containing
the column heading for the rnames.
pos.rowlabel
Where the rowlabel should be
positioned. This value can be "top",
"bottom", "header", or a integer between
1 and nrow(cgroup) + 1. The options
"bottom" and "he
cgroup_spacer_cells
The spacer cells due to the
multiple cgroup levels. With multiple rows in cgroup we
need to keep track of how many spacer cells occur between
the columns. This variable contains is of the size
ncol(x)-1 and 0 if there is no cgroup
css.cell
The css.cell element allows you to add
any possible CSS style to your table cells. If you
provide a vector the vector it is assummed that the
styles should be repeated throughout the columns. If you
provide a matrix of the same size as your