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Description
A set of convenience functions to alter the settings that control how much output is generated and displayed by other BrailleR functions.
Usage
GoBlind()
GoSighted()
GoAdvanced()
GoNovice()
LatexOn()
LatexOff()
ViewOn()
ViewOff()
Details
The function names should be fairly self explanatory. GoBlind() and GoSighted() control use of the VI() method which provides extra information about graphical objects for the assistance of blind users; GoAdvanced (less verbose) and GoNovice() (more verbose) control how much output a user will be given; ViewOn() and ViewOff() are for the automatic opening of HTML pages created by BrailleR functions; and LatexOn() and LatexOff() control the production of tables into LaTeX via the xtable package.
Value
Nothing is returned. These functions are only used for their side effects.
Author(s)
A. Jonathan R. Godfrey
See Also
See these settings applied as default arguments to UniDesc
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Description
A set of convenience functions to alter the settings that control how much output is generated and displayed by other BrailleR functions.
Usage
GoBlind()
GoSighted()
GoAdvanced()
GoNovice()
LatexOn()
LatexOff()
ViewOn()
ViewOff()
Details
The function names should be fairly self explanatory. GoBlind() and GoSighted() control use of the VI() method which provides extra information about graphical objects for the assistance of blind users; GoAdvanced (less verbose) and GoNovice() (more verbose) control how much output a user will be given; ViewOn() and ViewOff() are for the automatic opening of HTML pages created by BrailleR functions; and LatexOn() and LatexOff() control the production of tables into LaTeX via the xtable package.
Value
Nothing is returned. These functions are only used for their side effects.
Author(s)
A. Jonathan R. Godfrey
See Also
See these settings applied as default arguments to UniDesc
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