textTable.matrix: Create a 'texttable' from a Matrix
In tablesgg: Presentation-Quality Tables, Displayed Using 'ggplot2'

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

Create a textTable object from a matrix.

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## S3 method for class 'matrix'
textTable(x, rcnames=c(TRUE, TRUE), title=character(0), 
    subtitle=character(0), foot=character(0), na="NA", ...)

`x`	A matrix.
`rcnames`	A logical or character vector of length 2. The first element applies to rows, the second to columns. If FALSE, row/column names are not included. If TRUE and `x` has row/column names, they are included as a row/column header. Further, if the row/column dimension itself has a non-empty name, it is included as an additional, outer row/column header layer. A character string is treated the same as TRUE, except that the string is used as the dimension name (and thus an empty string will not create an outer header layer).
`title, subtitle, foot`	Optional character vectors providing annotation for the table. May be empty (i.e., `character(0)`, the default).
`na`	Character string used to represent missing values (NAs) in the body of the table.
`...`	Additional arguments passed to `format(x, ...)`.

An object with S3 class textTable. The body of the table will contain the matrix values, after formatting x with format(x, ...). Row and column names may be included as headers, depending on argument rcnames.

data(iris, package="datasets")
mat <- data.matrix(subset(iris, Species == "setosa")[, 1:4])
ttbl <- textTable(cor(mat), digits=3, title="Correlations for setosa irises")
summary(ttbl)
plt <- plot(ttbl)
# Make hvrules invisible:
propsd(plt, subset=enabled) <- element_hvrule(color=NA)
print(plt)