ids: Get the Identifier Strings for Parts or Elements of a Table

In tablesgg: Presentation-Quality Tables, Displayed Using 'ggplot2'

Description

Get the unique identifier strings for elements of a plotted table, or for parts of a textTable.

Usage

ids(x, type, enabledOnly=TRUE)

Arguments

x	A textTable or a plotted table (pltdTable) object.
type	Character scalar indicating the type of elements to get ID's for. May be "entry", "block", or "hvrule" for a plotted table, or "part" for a textTable. Optional for a textTable.
enabledOnly	Logical scalar. If TRUE, ID's are returned only for elements that are currently enabled in x. (Ignored for a textTable.)

Details

A plotted table (pltdTable object) has three types of elements: entries, blocks, and hvrules. Entries are the text strings (and associated properties) displayed in table cells. Blocks are rectangular sets of contiguous table cells. And hvrules are spacers, with or without a visible line (or "rule"), used to separate or group table rows and columns.

Each element has an ID string, unique within an element type, and this function returns a vector of those strings.

A textTable has parts ("title", "subtitle", "rowhead", etc.), and this function just returns the vector of the part ID's.

Value

A character vector of identifiers.

See Also

elements, which returns a data frame with full information about each element of a plotted table.

Examples

  ttbl <- textTable(iris2_tab)
  # Just the names of the standard table parts:
  ids(ttbl)
  
  ptbl <- plot(ttbl)
  # ID's of all the blocks defined for the table:
  ids(ptbl, type="block", enabledOnly=FALSE)
  # ID's of the blocks that are enabled for display (by default, none):
  ids(ptbl, type="block", enabledOnly=TRUE)
  

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