ltx_table {R3port}

Creates a latex table

Description

This function creates a latex table. The function calls a combination of functions within the R3port package to create an overall table and writes it to a file or console

Usage

ltx_table(
  dfrm,
  x,
  y,
  var,
  fill = "",
  uselabel = TRUE,
  yhead = FALSE,
  footnote = "",
  tablenote = "",
  mancol = NULL,
  size = "\\footnotesize",
  title = "table",
  titlepr = NULL,
  xabove = FALSE,
  group = NULL,
  xrepeat = FALSE,
  hyper = TRUE,
  out = NULL,
  rawout = paste0(out, ".rawtex"),
  convchar = TRUE,
  tabenv = "longtable",
  label = NULL,
  flt = "h",
  ...
)

Arguments

dfrm

the data frame for which the table should be generated

x

vector of x variable(s) in the data frame

y

vector of y variable(s) in the data frame (will be cast to generate long format)

var

variable within the data frame with the values to be placed in the table

fill

character vector of one indicating the character to use in case of missing values

uselabel

logical indicating if labels should be used for the x variable(s). If set to TRUE, the function will try to use the label attribute for the display of x variable(s).

yhead

logical indicating if the y variable should also be set as header in the table.

footnote

character string with the footnote to be placed in the footer of the page (LaTeX coding can be used for example to create line breaks)

tablenote

character string with the table note to be placed directly below the table (LaTeX coding can be used for example to create line breaks)

mancol

character string to define manual column alignment. in case argument is NULL, a sensible default will be set.

size

character string to define the font size of the table

title

character string to define the title of the table which will be added to the caption

titlepr

character string to define the prefix of the table title. Can be used to create custom table numbering

xabove

logical indicating if the first unique x variable should be placed in the table row above. Mostly used to save space on a page

group

number indicating which x variables should be grouped (displayed in table with a certain white space) and interpreted as x[1:group]

xrepeat

logical indicating if duplicate x values should be repeated in the table or not

hyper

logical indicating if a hypertarget should be set used for bookmarks

out

filename for the output latex file (if NULL it will print to console)

rawout

character string with the name of the raw latex file to generate (e.g. only table with no preamble and document ending) In case NULL no raw output will be generated. In order to combine results the filename should end in .rawtex

convchar

logical indicating if special characters should be masked

tabenv

character with the table environment to use. Currently "longtable" and "tabular" are supported

label

character with the label to add after the caption for referencing the table in text

flt

character with the type of floating environment to use (onyl applicable for tabular environment)

...

additional arguments passed through to ltx_doc. Most important are template, rendlist, compile and show

Value

The function returns a latex file (or writes output to console)

Examples

## Not run: 
  data(Indometh)
  Indometh$id  <- as.numeric(as.character(Indometh$Subject))
  Indometh$trt <- ifelse(Indometh$id<4,"trt 1","trt 2")

  ltx_table(Indometh,x=c("trt","time"),y="id",var="conc",
            out=tempfile(fileext=".tex"),xabove=TRUE)

  # Usage of multiple y values
  ltx_table(Indometh,x="time",y=c("trt","id"),var="conc",
            out=tempfile(fileext=".tex"))

  # Some examples for different options
  ltx_table(Indometh,x=c("time","trt"),y="id",var="conc",
            out=tempfile(fileext=".tex"),yhead=TRUE,
            group=1,titlepr="TBL01",title="Dummy table",
            footnote="this table is not very informative")

## End(Not run)