dot-format_tib_parts: Build the formatted argument string for a collector call

In tibblify: Rectangle Nested Lists

Build the formatted argument string for a collector call

Description

Build the formatted argument string for a collector call

Usage

.format_tib_parts(
  f_name,
  x,
  ...,
  .fill = NULL,
  .ptype_inner = NULL,
  .transform = NULL,
  multi_line = FALSE,
  nchar_indent = 0,
  width = NULL,
  names = FALSE
)

Arguments

f_name	(character(1)) The (possibly ANSI-colored) function name.
x	A tibblify collector object.
...	Additional named arguments to include verbatim in the output, forwarded from the calling ⁠format.*⁠ method.
.fill	(vector or NULL) Optionally, a value to use if the field does not exist. Note: this value must match the .ptype_inner of the field (the value before any transformation), not the .ptype.
.ptype_inner	(vector(0)) A prototype of the input field.
.transform	(function or NULL) A function to apply to the whole vector after casting to .ptype_inner.
multi_line	(logical(1)) Should the output be formatted across multiple lines? For example, should each element of even a short list be displayed on its own line?
nchar_indent	(integer(1)) The number of (additional) characters that will be used to indent the output when multi_line = TRUE. Primarily for internal use when formatting is applied recursively.
width	(integer(1)) The width (in number of characters) of text output to generate.
names	(logical(1)) Should names be printed even if they can be deduced from the spec?

Value

(character(1)) A string of comma-separated, possibly wrapped arguments ready to be placed inside the parentheses of the collector call.

tibblify documentation built on May 9, 2026, 5:07 p.m.