Set the names and classes for the columns in Ibex data
| 1 2 | format_ibex(d, col_names = NULL, partial_names = TRUE, col_classes = NULL,
  partial_classes = TRUE)
 | 
| d | data.frame as returned by 'format_ibex' | 
| col_names | character vector with names for the columns | 
| partial_names | logical. If 'TRUE', the first seven columns will receive default names ('timestamp', 'md5_hash', 'controller', 'item_number', 'element_number', 'type', 'group'), since these columns are the same in all (default) Ibex controllers. So 'col_names' will be taken to specify names for columns starting from 8. If 'FALSE', 'col_names' will be taken as specifying names for all columns | 
| col_classes | character vector with classes to be assumed for the columns | 
| partial_classes | logical. If 'TRUE', the first seven columns will receive default classes: + timestamp, md5_hash, controller, type, group - 'character', + item_number, element_number - 'numeric', So 'col_classes' will be taken to specify classes for columns starting from 8. If 'FALSE', 'col_classes' will be taken as specifying classes for all columns | 
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