print.table.md {hgwrr} | R Documentation |
Print a character matrix as a table.
Description
Print a character matrix as a table.
Usage
## S3 method for class 'table.md'
print(
x,
col.sep = "",
header.sep = "",
row.begin = "",
row.end = "",
table.style = c("plain", "md", "latex"),
...
)
Arguments
x |
A character matrix. |
col.sep |
Column separator. Default to |
header.sep |
Header separator. Default to |
row.begin |
Character at the beginning of each row.
Default to |
row.end |
Character at the ending of each row.
Default to |
table.style |
Name of pre-defined style.
Possible values are |
... |
Additional style control arguments. |
Details
When table.style
is specified, col.sep
, header.sep
, row.begin
and row.end
would not take effects.
Because this function will automatically set their values.
For each possible value of table.style
, its corresponding style settings
are shown in the following table.
plain | md | latex |
|
col.sep | "" | "|" | "&" |
header.sep | "" | "-" | "" |
row.begin | "" | "|" | "" |
row.end | "" | "|" | "\\"
|
In this function, characters are right padded by spaces.
Value
No return.
See Also
print.hgwrm()
, summary.hgwrm()
.
[Package hgwrr version 0.5-0 Index]