parse_arg


Corresponds to the x argument of the three main functions of the package, namely <code>freq()</code>, <code>descr()</code>
and <code>dfSummary()</code>.


arg.str


Used internally to extract information on the data being described. For instance, when calling <code>descr(exams$math)</code>, 
&#147;exams$math&#148; is passed to it as a string, and the function will determine that &#147;exams&#148; is a dataframe
and &#147;math&#148; is a variable. The function will also extract subsetting information if present. 


 internal

 misc 

Built around three key functions: 1) freq() generates
frequency tables reporting counts and proportions (including cumulative) for factors
and other discrete data; 2) descr() gives all common central tendency statistics and
measures of dispersion for numerical data; 3) dfSummary() gives as much information
as possible on a dataframe's columns in a legible table. freq() and
descr() support weights, and all three functions support 'Hmisc' or 'pander' labels.
A variety of output formats are available (plain text, 'rmarkdown' and HTML).
An additional misc function, what.is(), displays all common properties of an object
(its class, type, mode, attributes, etc.) and extends the base is() function,
checking the object against most is.() functions.

parse_arg: Extract Information About Data From x Argument

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