print.transcription: A more reasonable display of a 'transcription' object.
In soundcorrs: Semi-Automatic Analysis of Sound Correspondences
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Description
A more reasonable display of a transcription object.
Usage
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Arguments
x
[transcription] The transcription object.
...
Unused; only for consistency with print.
Details
A transcription object may be quite large and therefore difficult to digest for a human. This function reduces it to a brief, easy to understand summary.
Value
[transcription] The same object that was given as x.
See Also
Examples
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# path to a sample transcription
fName <- system.file ("extdata", "trans-common.tsv", package="soundcorrs")
read.transcription (fName)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Description
A more reasonable display of a transcription object.
Usage
1 2 |
Arguments
x |
[transcription] The |
... |
Unused; only for consistency with |
Details
A transcription object may be quite large and therefore difficult to digest for a human. This function reduces it to a brief, easy to understand summary.
Value
[transcription] The same object that was given as x.
See Also
Examples
1 2 3 | # path to a sample transcription
fName <- system.file ("extdata", "trans-common.tsv", package="soundcorrs")
read.transcription (fName)
|
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