tinytableThis function provides comprehensive LaTeX-specific theming and configuration options
for tinytable objects. It allows customization of LaTeX environments, table layout,
multipage behavior, resizing, and placement within LaTeX documents.
theme_latex(
x,
inner = NULL,
outer = NULL,
environment = get_option("tinytable_latex_environment", default = NULL),
environment_table = get_option("tinytable_latex_environment_table", default = TRUE),
multipage = get_option("tinytable_latex_multipage", default = FALSE),
rowhead = get_option("tinytable_latex_rowhead", 0L),
rowfoot = get_option("tinytable_latex_rowfoot", 0L),
resize_width = get_option("tinytable_latex_resize_width", 1),
resize_direction = get_option("tinytable_latex_resize_direction", default = NULL),
placement = get_option("tinytable_latex_placement", NULL),
...
)A modified tinytable object with LaTeX-specific theming applied.
A tinytable object to apply LaTeX theming to.
Character string specifying inner tabularray options. These options
control the internal formatting of the table (e.g., column alignment, spacing).
Will be added to any existing inner options. Default is NULL.
Character string specifying outer tabularray options. These options
control the external formatting around the table. Will be added to any existing
outer options. Default is NULL.
Character string specifying the LaTeX table environment to use. Options are:
"tblr" - Standard tabularray table (default)
"talltblr" - Tall tabularray table for tables that may break across pages
"longtblr" - Long tabularray table for multi-page tables
"tabular" - Basic LaTeX tabular environment without tabularray features
Default is controlled by tinytable_latex_environment option.
Logical indicating whether to wrap the table in a table
environment. When FALSE, only the core table structure is output without the
surrounding table wrapper. Automatically set to FALSE when environment = "longtblr".
Default is controlled by tinytable_latex_environment_table option.
Logical indicating whether to enable multipage table functionality.
When TRUE, automatically switches to longtblr environment and sets appropriate
options for tables that span multiple pages. Default is controlled by
tinytable_latex_multipage option.
Integer specifying the number of header rows to repeat on each page
in multipage tables. Only valid with longtblr environment. Default is controlled
by tinytable_latex_rowhead option.
Integer specifying the number of footer rows to repeat on each page
in multipage tables. Only valid with longtblr environment. Default is controlled
by tinytable_latex_rowfoot option.
Numeric value between 0.01 and 1.0 specifying the target width
as a fraction of \\linewidth when resizing tables. Only used when resize_direction
is specified. Default is controlled by tinytable_latex_resize_width option.
Character string specifying how to resize tables that are too wide or too narrow. Options are:
"down" - Only shrink tables wider than \\linewidth
"up" - Only expand tables narrower than \\linewidth
"both" - Resize all tables to exactly resize_width * \\linewidth
Default is controlled by tinytable_latex_resize_direction option.
Character string specifying LaTeX float placement options for the
table environment (e.g., "h", "t", "b", "p", "H"). Only used when environment_table = TRUE.
Default is controlled by tinytable_latex_placement option.
Additional arguments (currently unused).
The function provides fine-grained control over LaTeX table output through several mechanisms:
Environment Selection: Different LaTeX environments offer different capabilities:
tblr: Modern tabularray syntax with full styling support
talltblr: Like tblr but optimized for tall tables
longtblr: Supports page breaks and repeated headers/footers
tabular: Basic LaTeX syntax, limited styling but maximum compatibility
Multipage Tables:
When multipage = TRUE or when rowhead/rowfoot are specified, the function
automatically switches to longtblr environment and disables the table wrapper.
This allows tables to break across pages while maintaining headers and footers.
Resizing:
The resize functionality uses LaTeX's \\resizebox command to automatically
adjust table width based on content and page constraints. This is particularly
useful for tables with many columns.
Tabularray Options: Inner and outer options directly control tabularray formatting. Inner options affect cell content and spacing, while outer options control the table's relationship with surrounding text.
tt(), style_tt(), save_tt()