Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note References See Also Examples
Create a docx
object
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title |
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template |
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empty_template |
wether the content of the template should be clear or not. |
list.definition |
a list definition to specify how ordered and unordered
lists have to be formated. See |
x |
a |
... |
unused |
Several methods can used to send R output into an object of class docx
.
addTitle
add titles
addParagraph
add text
addPlot
add plots
addFlexTable
add tables. See FlexTable
addImage
add external images
addTOC
add table of content
addPageBreak
add page break
addSection
add section (for landscape orientation)
addDocument
add an external docx
file into
a docx
object.
R outputs (tables, plots, paragraphs and images) can be inserted (and not added at the end) in a document if a bookmark exists in the template file.
Once object has content, user can write the docx into a ".docx" file, see writeDoc
.
dim
returns page width and height and page margins
of a docx
object.
print
print informations about an object of
class docx
.
an object of class docx
.
Word 2007-2013 (*.docx) file formats are the only supported files.
Document are manipulated in-memory ; a docx
's document is not written to the disk unless the writeDoc
method has been called on the object.
Wikipedia: Office Open XML
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Open_XML
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options( "ReporteRs-fontsize" = 10 )
# Create a new document
doc <- docx( title = "title" )
# display available styles
styles( doc )
# add title
doc <- addParagraph( doc, "Document title", stylename = "TitleDoc" )
# add a paragraph
doc <- addParagraph( doc , "This document is generated with ReporteRs."
, stylename="Citationintense")
# add page break
doc <- addPageBreak( doc )
# add a title
doc <- addTitle( doc, "Table of contents", level = 1 )
################ TOC DEMO ################
# add a table of content
doc <- addTOC( doc )
# add page break and then tables of contents for produced plots and tables
doc <- addPageBreak( doc )
doc <- addTitle( doc, "List of graphics", level = 1 )
doc <- addTOC( doc, stylename = "rPlotLegend" )
doc <- addTitle( doc, "List of tables", level = 1 )
doc <- addTOC( doc, stylename = "rTableLegend" )
# add page break
doc <- addPageBreak( doc )
################ TEXT DEMO ################
# add a title
doc <- addTitle( doc, "Text demo", level = 1 )
sometext = c( "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit."
, "In sit amet ipsum tellus. Vivamus dignissim arcu sit."
, "Quisque dictum tristique ligula."
)
# add simple text with 'Normal' style
doc <- addParagraph( doc, value = sometext, stylename="Normal" )
# add simple text with 'BulletList' style
doc <- addParagraph( doc, value = sometext, stylename="BulletList" )
# Add "My tailor is rich" and "Cats and Dogs"
# format some of the pieces of text
pot1 = pot("My tailor", textProperties(color="red",
shading.color = "#CCCCCC" ) ) + " is " + pot("rich",
textProperties(font.weight="bold") )
pot2 = pot("Cats", textProperties(color="red" )) + " and " + pot("Dogs",
textProperties(color="blue" ) )
doc <- addParagraph(doc, set_of_paragraphs( pot1, pot2 ),
stylename = "Normal" )
doc <- addParagraph(doc, "Silentium tractibus per minimis ne excita
ut temptentur generalibus quam primordiis per clades post delictis
iuge exitium silentium per et.",
par.properties = parProperties( padding.left = 25,
padding.right = 25) )
doc <- addParagraph(doc,
pot("Gallus necem refert singula modum quae est quae quorum leo.",
format = textItalic( ) ),
par.properties = parProperties(list.style = "blockquote") )
ordered.list.level1 = parProperties(list.style = "ordered", level = 1 )
ordered.list.level2 = parProperties(list.style = "ordered", level = 2 )
doc <- addParagraph( doc, value = sometext,
par.properties = ordered.list.level1 )
doc <- addParagraph( doc, value = sometext,
par.properties = ordered.list.level2 )
################ PLOT DEMO ################
# load ggplot2
if( requireNamespace("ggplot2", quietly = TRUE) ){
doc <- addTitle( doc, "Plot example", level = 1 )
# create a ggplot2 plot
myplot = ggplot2::qplot(Sepal.Length, Petal.Length, data = iris
, color = Species, size = Petal.Width, alpha = I(0.7) )
# Add myplot into object doc
doc <- addPlot( doc = doc, fun = print, x = myplot )
# Add a legend below the plot
doc <- addParagraph( doc, value = "my first plot",
stylename = "rPlotLegend")
}
################ FLEXTABLE DEMO ################
doc <- addTitle( doc, "FlexTable example", level = 1 )
# Create a FlexTable with data.frame mtcars, display rownames
# use different formatting properties for header and body
MyFTable <- FlexTable( data = mtcars, add.rownames = TRUE,
header.cell.props = cellProperties( background.color = "#00557F" ),
header.text.props = textProperties( color = "white",
font.size = 11, font.weight = "bold" ),
body.text.props = textProperties( font.size = 10 )
)
# zebra stripes - alternate colored backgrounds on table rows
MyFTable <- setZebraStyle( MyFTable, odd = "#E1EEf4", even = "white" )
# applies a border grid on table
MyFTable <- setFlexTableBorders(MyFTable,
inner.vertical = borderProperties( color="#0070A8", style="solid" ),
inner.horizontal = borderNone(),
outer.vertical = borderProperties( color = "#006699",
style = "solid", width = 2 ),
outer.horizontal = borderProperties( color = "#006699",
style = "solid", width = 2 )
)
# add MyFTable into document
doc <- addFlexTable( doc, MyFTable )
doc <- addParagraph( doc, value = "my first table",
stylename = "rTableLegend")
# write the doc
writeDoc( doc, file = "document_example.docx")
# get docx page dimensions ------
doc = docx( title = "title" )
dim( doc )
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