signs_format: A function factory to add proper minus signs

In signs: Insert Proper Minus Signs

Description

Returns a function that will format numeric vectors with proper minus signs.

Usage

signs_format(
  ...,
  format = getOption("signs.format", scales::number),
  add_plusses = getOption("signs.add.plusses", FALSE),
  trim_leading_zeros = getOption("signs.trim.leading.zeros", FALSE),
  label_at_zero = getOption("signs.label.at.zero", "none")
)

Arguments

...	Other arguments passed on to format.
format	Any function that takes a numeric vector and returns a character vector, such as scales::number, scales::comma, or scales::percent (all of which are documented at number_format).
add_plusses	Logical. Should positive values have plus signs?
trim_leading_zeros	Logical. Should signs trim leading zeros from values of x between -1 and 1?
label_at_zero	Character. What should be returned when x = 0? Options "none" (no change), "blank" (a zero-length string), or "symbol" (add a plus-minus symbol).

Details

See signs for details.

Value

A function that takes a numeric vector and returns a UTF-8 character vector

Examples

x <- seq(-5, 5)
scales::number(x)

f1 <- signs_format()
f1(x)

f2 <- signs_format(accuracy = 1, scale = 1, format = scales::percent)
f2(x)

f3 <- signs_format(add_plusses = TRUE)
f3(x)

f4 <- signs_format(add_plusses = TRUE, label_at_zero = "blank")
f4(x)

f5 <- signs_format(add_plusses = TRUE, label_at_zero = "symbol")
f5(x)

f6 <- signs_format(accuracy = .1, scale = .1, trim_leading_zeros = TRUE)
f6(x)

signs documentation built on March 26, 2020, 6:32 p.m.