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These functions allow the caller to retrieve the values of certain types of elements within a Google word processing document. These elements are the referenced images, the names of the sections, the footnotes and the comments. One can fetch the values of these elements or alternatively the HTML/XML nodes in which they are contained. This is useful if one wants to modify the contents of the document.
comments(doc, con, asNodes = FALSE)
images(doc, con, full.names = FALSE, asNodes = FALSE)
footnotes(doc, con, asNodes = FALSE)
sections(doc, con, asNodes = FALSE)
doc |
the document to be queried. This can be the name of the document,
a |
con |
the authenticated connection to the Google Docs API. See |
asNodes |
a logical value indicating whether to return the nodes corresponding to the items rather than their contents. |
full.names |
a logical value indicating whether to give the full names or the
relative names of image files. If this is |
These functions return either a character vector or a data.frame, or if asNodes
is TRUE
then a list of the corresponding nodes.
comments
returns a data frame with a row for each comment
and three columns: text, date and author's name. The date is of class POSIXct.
Duncan Temple Lang
readDoc
getGoogleDocsConnection
if((tmp <- Sys.getenv("GOOGLE_DOCS_PASSWORD")) != "") {
tmp = strsplit(tmp, "=")[[1]]
assign("GoogleDocsPassword", structure(tmp[2], names = tmp[1]), globalenv())
}
if(exists("GoogleDocsPassword")) {
# getGoogleDocsConnection("my login", "my password")
con = getGoogleDocsConnection(names(GoogleDocsPassword), GoogleDocsPassword)
images("Many Parts", con)
comments("Many Parts", con)
docs = getDocs(con)
sections(docs[["Many Parts"]], con)
# If we want to parse the document just once and then
# get the elements without having to go back to Google
# each time to download the document.
hdoc = htmlParse(getDocContent("Many Parts", con), asText = TRUE, error = function(...){})
comments(hdoc)
images(hdoc)
sections(hdoc)
footnotes(hdoc)
}
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