printls: Pretty print list

In rtemis.core: Core Utilities for the 'rtemis' Ecosystem

Pretty print list

Description

Pretty print a list (or data frame) recursively

Usage

printls(
  x,
  prefix = "",
  pad = 2L,
  item_format = bold,
  maxlength = 4L,
  center_title = TRUE,
  title = NULL,
  title_newline = TRUE,
  newline_pre = FALSE,
  format_fn_rhs = ddSci,
  print_class = TRUE,
  abbrev_class_n = 3L,
  print_df = FALSE,
  print_S4 = FALSE,
  limit = 12L
)

Arguments

x	list or object that will be converted to a list.
prefix	Character: Optional prefix for names.
pad	Integer: Pad output with this many spaces.
item_format	Formatting function for list item names.
maxlength	Integer: Maximum length of items to show using headdot() before truncating with ellipsis.
center_title	Logical: If TRUE, autopad title for centering, if present.
title	Character: Optional title to print before list.
title_newline	Logical: If TRUE, print title on new line.
newline_pre	Logical: If TRUE, print newline before list.
format_fn_rhs	Formatting function for right-hand side values.
print_class	Logical: If TRUE, print abbreviated class of object.
abbrev_class_n	Integer: Number of characters to abbreviate class names to.
print_df	Logical: If TRUE, print data frame contents, otherwise print n rows and columns.
print_S4	Logical: If TRUE, print S4 object contents, otherwise print class name.
limit	Integer: Maximum number of items to show. Use -1 for unlimited.

Details

Data frames in R began life as lists

Value

NULL invisibly

Author(s)

EDG

Examples

printls(list(a = 1:10, b = "Hello", c = list(d = 1, e = 2)), title = "A List")

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