tidyList: Generates a neat list of elements

In eduardohet/resulteR: Test Results for Reproducible Documents

Description

This function takes as input one character vector and constructs a meaningful text. By default it results in a list with elements separated by commas and the last element separated by ", and".

Usage

tidyList(x, sep = ",", last = "and", dec = ".")

Arguments

x	Name of the object containing character vector.
sep	How to separate pieces of information displayed. Defaults to a commas followed by a space.
last	How to separate the last element. Defaults to "and".

Value

A string of text to be used in markdown documents.

Examples

x <- c("apples", "oranges", "grapes")
tidyList(x)
tidyList(c(2.3, 5.4, 3), dec=",")

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