plu_more: Informatively display a maximum number of elements

In plu: Dynamically Pluralize Phrases

Informatively display a maximum number of elements

Description

Informatively display a maximum number of elements

Usage

plu_more(x, max = 5, type = TRUE, fn = NULL, ..., det = "more")

more(x, max = 5, type = TRUE, fn = NULL, ..., det = "more")

Arguments

x	A vector or list.
max	The maximum number of items to list. Additional arguments are replaced with "n more". Defaults to 5. If max if Inf, NULL, FALSE, or NA, all elements are preserved.
type	A logical or character. If a character, type is passed to ral() and pasted after the number of elements. If TRUE, the default, the first class of x is used as the type. If x is a list with different classes of element, "element" is used in place of a class name. If FALSE or NA, nothing is pasted after the number of elements.
fn	A function to apply to the number of additional elements. Default to NULL, which applies no function.
...	Additional arguments to fn.
det	A determiner to place before the number of additional elements. Defaults to "more".

Value

If x is a vector, a character vector with a length of max + 1 or less. If x is a list, a list with max + 1 or fewer elements.

Examples

plu::more(letters)

# Setting `max`
plu::more(letters, max = 10)
plu::more(letters, max = 27)

# If `max` is Inf or NULL, all elements will be preserved
plu::more(letters, max = Inf)

# If `max` is less than one, no elements will be preserved
plu::more(letters, max = 0)

# Setting element type
plu::more(letters, type = "letter")

# If `type` is FALSE or NULL, no type will be included
plu::more(letters, type = FALSE)

# Automatically generating type
plu::more(1:100)
plu::more(as.list(1:100))
plu::more(c(as.list(1:2), as.list(letters)))
plu::more(fracture::fracture((1:9) / (9:1)))

# Setting a determiner other than "more"
plu::more(letters, det = "other")

# Applying a function to the number
plu::more(letters, fn = nombre::cardinal)

# Automatic pluralization of type
fish <- c("sea bass", "crucian carp", "dace", "coelecanth")
plu::more(fish, max = 3, type = "fish")
plu::more(fish, max = 2, type = "fish")

teeth <- c("incisor", "canine", "molar", "wisdom tooth")
plu::more(teeth, max = 3, type = "tooth")
plu::more(teeth, max = 2, type = "tooth")

cacti <- c("saguaro", "prickly pear", "barrel", "star")
plu::more(cacti, max = 3, type = "cactus")
plu::more(cacti, max = 2, type = "cactus")

# Using plu_more() within a function
verbose_sqrt <- function(x) {
  if (any(x < 0)) {
    problems <- x[x < 0]
    prob_msg <- crayon::silver(encodeString(problems, quote = "`"))

    warning(
      "Square root is undefined for ",
      and::and(plu::more(prob_msg, fn = crayon::silver, type = "input.")),
      call. = FALSE
    )
  }

  sqrt(x)
}

ints <- round(runif(20, -10, 10))
verbose_sqrt(ints)

plu documentation built on Sept. 24, 2023, 1:08 a.m.