Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
pprint
formats the output of the given object in a specified way
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x |
object which output should be printed. Can be a list to deliver additional information to internal style functions. |
format |
optional format specifier. Character vector, see details. |
... |
optional arguments passed to internal style functions. See their help files for more information. |
concat |
logical, whether returned result is in a single character or a character vector with parts of the statistical output. |
mmode |
logical indicating if the returned result should be set in math mode (depends on output format). |
separator |
character string specifying the surrounding characters. |
toClip |
logcial, whether returned result should be printed to
clipboard (see |
This function calls internal style functions to convert the output of the object into the specified publication style. It offers options to put a math mode and surrounding characters around the (concatenated) output.
If argument format
is missing, a function tries to determine a
default format specifier. Can be specified to simple return the input
object ("object"
). It is possible to set it to any internal style
function, the selected style supports.
Simply the unmodified object x
in a list if format
is
"object"
, else a character vector.
See pp_opts_style
for setting publication style and
pp_opts_out
for setting output format.
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