leading.blanks: Add leading blanks.

In claus-e-andersen/clanTools: R functions of general use for data analysis and presentation

Description

Add leading blanks. This is to align data in Latex tables. Changed from: cc.width <- nchar(as.character(cc)) to: cc.width <- nchar(as.character(cc),type="width") Why? To avoid problems with NA's in dataframes in txtplot. Main purpose: to align data in Latex tables. The ignore.first parameters controls the first row (often a row with names). For example:

xx <- data.frame(sample(c(1,1055500,10),10,replace=T),sample(c("a","aba","sfgsdfgfhgd"),10,replace=T))

xx.LATEX <- create.latex.table(xx)

yy <- leading.blanks(xx.LATEX,"x")

yy write.table(yy,"xx.txt",sep=" ",dimnames.write = F)

Usage

leading.blanks(xx.LATEX,"x") See example in body of function.

Arguments

df	is dataframe
blank.char	is the character to be added
extra.char	is an extra character
min.width	is the minimum width
max.width	is the maximum width
ignore.first	is gives special treatment to first column
trace	equal to TRUE produces output during execution

Value

A vector with the rounded numbers.

Author(s)

Claus E. Andersen

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