quanteda_options: Get or set package options for quanteda
In koheiw/quanteda.core: Quantitative Analysis of Textual Data

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples

Get or set global options affecting functions across quanteda.

1	quanteda_options(..., reset = FALSE, initialize = FALSE)

`...`	options to be set, as key-value pair, same as `options()`. This may be a list of valid key-value pairs, useful for setting a group of options at once (see examples).
`reset`	logical; if `TRUE`, reset all quanteda options to their default values
`initialize`	logical; if `TRUE`, reset only the quanteda options that are not already defined. Used for setting initial values when some have been defined previously, such as in `.Rprofile`.

Currently available options are:

verbose: logical; if TRUE then use this as the default for all functions with a verbose argument
threads: integer; specifies the number of threads to use in parallelized functions
print_dfm_max_ndoc: integer; specifies the number of documents to display when using the defaults for printing a dfm
print_dfm_max_nfeat: integer; specifies the number of features to display when using the defaults for printing a dfm
base_docname: character; stem name for documents that are unnamed when a corpus, tokens, or dfm are created or when a dfm is converted from another object
base_featname: character; stem name for features that are unnamed when they are added, for whatever reason, to a dfm through an operation that adds features
base_compname: character; stem name for components that are created by matrix factorization
language_stemmer: character; language option for char_wordstem(), tokens_wordstem(), and dfm_wordstem()
pattern_hashtag, pattern_username: character; regex patterns for (social media) hashtags and usernames respectively, used to avoid segmenting these in the default internal "word" tokenizer
tokens_block_size: integer; specifies the number of documents to be tokenized at a time in blocked tokenization. When the number is large, tokenization becomes faster but also memory-intensive.
tokens_locale: character; specify locale in stringi boundary detection in tokenization and corpus reshaping. See stringi::stri_opts_brkiter().

When called using a key = value pair (where key can be a label or quoted character name)), the option is set and TRUE is returned invisibly.

When called with no arguments, a named list of the package options is returned.

When called with reset = TRUE as an argument, all arguments are options are reset to their default values, and TRUE is returned invisibly.

(opt <- quanteda_options())

quanteda_options(verbose = TRUE)
quanteda_options("verbose" = FALSE)
quanteda_options("threads")
quanteda_options(print_dfm_max_ndoc = 50L)
# reset to defaults
quanteda_options(reset = TRUE)
# reset to saved options
quanteda_options(opt)