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Text Processing: Wrap Words to Create New Lines From a Specified Line
Description
Split a larger line into multiple lines by wrapping words with inserted line feeds. Primarily for internal use in text processing of knitr output. Not usually referenced by the user.
Usage
xW(x, w=90, indent=5)
Arguments
x
The character string to split into separate lines.
w
Maximum width of each line.
indent
Amount of spaces to indent lines after the first line.
Details
Input is a sentence. Output is the sentence word wrapped into multiple lines, each line up to the maximum width.
Author(s)
David W. Gerbing (Portland State University; gerbing@pdx.edu)
Examples
xW("The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog's back.", w=30)
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Text Processing: Wrap Words to Create New Lines From a Specified Line
Description
Split a larger line into multiple lines by wrapping words with inserted line feeds. Primarily for internal use in text processing of knitr output. Not usually referenced by the user.
Usage
xW(x, w=90, indent=5)
Arguments
x |
The character string to split into separate lines. |
w |
Maximum width of each line. |
indent |
Amount of spaces to indent lines after the first line. |
Details
Input is a sentence. Output is the sentence word wrapped into multiple lines, each line up to the maximum width.
Author(s)
David W. Gerbing (Portland State University; gerbing@pdx.edu)
Examples
xW("The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog's back.", w=30)
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