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#' @name medley_all_borders
#' @title Apply Cell Borders to All Cells in a Region
#'
#' @description For most output, specifying a region of cells with borders
#' on all sides is as simple as giving the sprinkle \code{border = "all"}.
#' In LaTeX output, however, this can result in thicker than expected
#' vertical borders. This medley provides a LaTeX save approach to
#' drawing borders on all sides without getting the double vertical
#' border effect.
#'
#' @param x An object of class dust
#' @param rows The rows over which the borders are to be drawn.
#' @param cols The cols over which the borders are to be drawn.
#' @param horizontal Logical. Toggles horizontal borders.
#' @param vertical Logical. Toggles vertical borders
#' @param part A character vector. May contain any of \code{"body",
#' "head", "interfoot", "foot", "table"}. When any element is
#' \code{"table"}, the borders are drawn in all parts of the table.
#'
#' @author Benjamin Nutter
#'
#' @export
medley_all_borders <- function(x, rows=NULL, cols=NULL,
horizontal = TRUE, vertical = TRUE,
part = "body")
{
checkmate::assertClass(x,
classes = "dust")
part <- part <-
match.arg(part,
c("table", "head", "body", "interfoot", "foot"),
several.ok = TRUE)
if ("table" %in% part)
{
part <- c("head", "body", "interfoot", "foot")
}
for (p in part)
{
if (!is.null(x[[p]]))
{
part_rows <- if (is.null(rows)) 1:max(x[[p]][["row"]]) else rows
part_cols <- if (is.null(cols)) 1:max(x[[p]][["col"]]) else cols
x <- sprinkle(x,
rows = part_rows,
cols = part_cols,
border = c(if (vertical) "left" else NULL,
if (horizontal) "bottom" else NULL),
part = p)
if (horizontal)
{
x <- sprinkle(x,
rows = utils::head(part_rows, 1),
cols = part_cols,
border = "top",
part = p)
}
if (vertical)
{
x <- sprinkle(x,
rows = part_rows,
cols = utils::tail(part_cols, 1),
border = "right",
part = p)
}
}
}
x
}
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