object-inspection | R Documentation |
These functions provide a means to inspect the internal structure of
objects, or design a UI to do so, which is consistent with the rest of the
rui functionality. rui::expose()
can be used to print information on
different parts of an object (where the .
in the prefix should be
familiar to users of the magrittr pipe, and the $
is one of the
subsetting operators), whereas rui::display()
would be more appropriate for
the atomic types. rui::inspect()
attempts to use both these functions
together with rui::entitle()
to process the output of a utils::str()
call,
and print the structure consistent with the rest of the rui functions,
borrowing some style elements from tibble:::print.tbl()
and
tibble::glimpse()
.
expose(..., level = 1)
display(...)
inspect(object, levels = 1)
extract(...)
show(...)
... |
Character vectors supporting glue strings and cli inline styles. |
level |
Level of indentation, typically useful for (nested) lists. Defaults to 1. |
object |
Object to print the structure of. |
levels |
Number of levels to include. Defaults to 1. |
glue::glue()
, cli::inline-markup
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