userfriendlyscience (version 0.5-2)

userfriendlysciencePanderMethods: userfriendlyscience methods to pander objects

Description

These methods try to provide output that's ready for R Markdown. Note that they are not all documented; most of them are quite straightforward.

Usage

"pander"(x, ...)
"pander"(x, digits=x$digits, powerDigits=x$digits + 2, ...)
"pander"(x, headerPrefix = "#####", suppressPlot = FALSE, ...)
"pander"(x, digits=x$input$digits, extraNotification=TRUE, ...)
"pander"(x, info = x$input$info, file = x$input$file, ...)
"pander"(x, digits = x$input$digits, pValueDigits=x$input$pValueDigits, ...)
"pander"(x, digits = x$input$digits, pvalueDigits=x$input$pvalueDigits, headerStyle = "**", na.print="", ...)
"pander"(x, digits=x$input$digits, pvalueDigits=x$input$pvalueDigits, ...)
"pander"(x, headerPrefix = "", headerStyle = "**", ...)
"pander"(x, headerPrefix = "", headerStyle = "**", secondaryHeaderPrefix = "", secondaryHeaderStyle = "*", ...)
"pander"(x, headerPrefix = "", headerStyle = "**", secondaryHeaderPrefix = "", secondaryHeaderStyle = "*", tertairyHeaderPrefix = "--> ", tertairyHeaderStyle = "", separator = paste0("\n\n", repStr("-", 10), "\n\n"), ...)
"pander"(x, prefix = "###", ...)

Arguments

x

The object to print.

digits

The number of significant digits to print.

powerDigits

Number of digits to use when printing the power.

headerPrefix, secondaryHeaderPrefix, tertairyHeaderPrefix, prefix

Prefix for headers, can be used to output headers for pandoc using R Markdown by specifying e.g. '####' for a level 4 header.

headerStyle, secondaryHeaderStyle, tertairyHeaderStyle

A character value to pre- and append to the header. This can be used to make the header appear bold ('**') or italic ('*') when not using an actual header (see headerPrefix).

separator

Separator to show between sections of output.

suppressPlot

Whether to suppress printing plots.

pValueDigits

Output to produce; see /code/linkrMatrix for details.

info, file

Output to produce and file to write to; see /code/linkassociationMatrix for details.

extraNotification

Whether an extra notification about the type of skewness and kurtosis returned by dataShape is shown.

pvalueDigits

The number of digits to show for p-values; smaller p-values will be shown as

na.print

What to print for missing values, for example for a oneway anova table.

...

Additional arguments that are passed on to the print functions when it is called.

Value

These printing methods use cat, cat0, and grid.draw to print stuff.

Examples

userfriendlyscience:::pander.oneway(oneway(y=ChickWeight$weight, x=ChickWeight$Diet));