writeLatex | R Documentation |
writeLatex
produces publication-quality LaTeX reports:
Toplines (one-way frequency tables) or Banners (cross tabulations).
writeLatex(
data_summary,
theme = themeDefaultLatex(),
filename = getName(data_summary),
title = getName(data_summary),
subtitle = NULL,
table_of_contents = FALSE,
sample_desc = NULL,
field_period = NULL,
moe = NULL,
append_text = NULL,
proportions = TRUE,
pdf = FALSE,
open = FALSE,
logging = FALSE
)
data_summary |
An object of class |
theme |
A theme object (default: 'themeDefaultLatex'). |
filename |
character. The name of the output file (without extension). |
title |
An optional title. Defaults to the data summary title. |
subtitle |
An optional character subtitle. Defaults to an empty string. |
table_of_contents |
logical. Should a list of tables be included at the start
of the report Defaults to |
sample_desc |
A character string describing the sample. |
field_period |
A character string describing the field period. |
moe |
An optional numeric margin of error. |
append_text |
An optional character string that, if supplied, will be appended after the final table. Useful for adding in disclosure information. Defaults to an empty string. |
proportions |
logical. If |
pdf |
logical. Compile LaTeX using pdflatex? Implemented only on MacOS/Linux. |
open |
logical. If PDF document was produced, open it with the default application? Only implemented for MacOS. |
logging |
Leave logs in the working directory, defaults to FALSE |
If returndata
is set to TRUE
, a processed data that was used to produce
the report is returned. Otherwise NULL
is returned.
## Not run:
# toplines report
toplines_summary <- crosstabs(crunch_dataset, weight = "weight")
writeLatex(toplines_summary, "filename")
# crosstabs report
crosstabs_summary <- crosstabs(crunch_dataset, banner = banner_object)
writeLatex(crosstabs_summary, "filename")
## End(Not run)
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