Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
The method show
shows the slots of an object VNC
limiting the number of columns on screen up to 8.
It is indeed the method show adapted to the class VNC.
1 2 | ## S4 method for signature 'VNC'
show(object)
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object |
Object of class VNC. |
Invisible object of class NULL
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 | # A trivial example
show(VNC())
# A more elaborate example
library(data.table)
VarList <- list(
ID = data.table(IDQual = c('NumIdEst', rep('', 4)),
NonIDQual = rep('', 5),
IDDD = c('', 'Name', 'Surname', 'PostalAddr', 'PhoneNo'),
NumIdEst = c('', rep('.', 4)),
UnitName = c('numidest', 'nombre', 'apellidos', 'direccion', 'telefono'),
InFiles = rep('FI', 5)),
MicroData = data.table(IDQual = c('NumIdEst', rep('', 2)),
NonIDQual = c('', 'Market', ''),
IDDD = c(rep('', 2), 'NewOrders'),
NumIdEst = c(rep('', 2), '.'),
Market = c(rep('', 2), '1.'),
UnitName = c('numidest', '', 'cp09'),
InFiles = rep('FF', 3)),
ParaData = data.table(IDQual = character(0),
NonIDQual = character(0),
IDDD = character(0),
UnitName = character(0),
InFiles = character(0)))
VNC <- BuildVNC(VarList)
show(VNC)
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