View source: R/print.objects.summary.R
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objects.summary
ObjectsPrint an object of class objects.summary
with some specific formatting
options before using print.data.frame
.
## S3 method for class 'objects.summary'
print(
x,
...,
data.class.width = getOption("osum.data.class.width", default = NULL),
format.extent = getOption("osum.format.extent", default = TRUE),
max.rows = getOption("osum.max.rows", default = NULL)
)
x |
object of class |
... |
further arguments to be passed down to |
data.class.width |
integer indicating the width of the |
format.extent |
logical indicating whether the |
max.rows |
integer, maximal number of rows to print. Default: getOption("osum.max.rows", default = NULL) |
max.rows
computes an adequate value to be passed as max
argument to print.data.frame
.
By default, when NULL, getOption("max.print") is used by print.data.frame
.
No return value, called for side effects.
objects.summary
, print.data.frame
print(objects.summary("package:datasets", all.classes = FALSE),
format.extent = FALSE, max.rows = 6)
print(objects.summary("package:datasets", all.classes = TRUE, data.class = "array"),
data.class.width = 22, format.extent = TRUE, max.rows = 6)
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