dot-print.data.frame: Print a Data-Frame (allowing column/row separators)
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.print.data.frame

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Print a Data-Frame (allowing column/row separators)

Description

Custom print method for objects of type data.frame. This function prints the data-frame in the same way as the default print.data.frame in the base package, except that it allows the user to add textual column/row separators in the print output in specified positions. To do this the user adds row/column values for the inputs row.separator and col.separator indicating that separators should be added after those rows/columns. The user can also set sep.extend to TRUE to extend the separators into the row/column-names.

Usage

.print.data.frame(
  x,
  ...,
  row.separator = NULL,
  col.separator = NULL,
  sep.extend = FALSE,
  print.gap = 1,
  digits = NULL,
  quote = FALSE,
  right = TRUE,
  row.names = TRUE,
  max = NULL
)

Arguments

`x`	A data-frame (object of class `data.frame`)
`...`	optional arguments to `print` or `plot` methods
`row.separator`	A vector of values of rows (adds separators after those rows)
`col.separator`	A vector of values of columns (adds separators after those columns)
`sep.extend`	Logical value; if `TRUE` the separators are extended into the row/column-names
`print.gap`	A non-negative integer specifyig the number of spaces between columns
`digits`	the minimum number of significant digits to be used: see `print.default`
`quote`	Logical value; if `TRUE` entries are printed with surrounding quotes
`right`	Logical value; if `TRUE` strings are right-aligned
`row.names`	Logical value or character vector; indicating whether (or what) row names are printed
`max`	numeric or `NULL`, specifying the maximal number of entries to be printed. By default, when `NULL`, `getOption("max.print")` used