dtable_format_old: format a dtable

In renlund/descripteur: Describe Data Sets

format a dtable

Description

overall, low-precision formatting of dtable objects - quick and dirty way of getting something ok (hopefully), fast. could be developed...

Usage

dtable_format_old(
  dt,
  b = 1,
  bh = 1,
  hfnc = base::round,
  bl = 2,
  lfnc = NULL,
  br = 2,
  rfnc = base::signif,
  p_b = 1e-04,
  peq0 = TRUE,
  tmax = 30,
  repus = TRUE,
  repwith = "\\_"
)

Arguments

dt	a dtable
b	boundary, if numbers are consistently higher they are handled by 'bh' and 'hfnc', if consistently lower by 'bl' and 'lfnc', and otherwise by 'br' and 'rfnc'
bh	digits argument for hfnc
hfnc	format function for above boundary numbers
bl	digits argument for lfnc
lfnc	format function for below boundary numbers? But current implementation might override this, I can't figure out what is best here
br	digits argument for rfnc
rfnc	format function for other numbers
p_b	threshold for how small p values to show. Any variable which is between 0 and 1 is considered a 'p-value' here, which need not be the case.
peq0	even if we abbreviate small 'p-values' should we explicitly put = "0" if it is equal to zero?
tmax	how many characters to print for a character vector
repus	should we replace "_" with 'repwith' in character variables? (If not LaTeX might fail.)
repwith	that which to replace underscore with, default "\_"

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