View source: R/draft_text_mult.R
draft_text_mult | R Documentation |
Create some draft text to insert into the methods and results sections of a report describing the trial design of several simulations at once
draft_text_mult(
sim_data_files = "use existing_exp_details",
existing_exp_details,
prettify_compound_names = TRUE,
default_cmpd_file = TRUE,
client_drug_regex = NA,
mean_type = "geometric",
save_text = NA,
page_orientation = "portrait"
)
sim_data_files |
name of the Excel file containing the simulator output,
in quotes or leave as the default "use existing_exp_details" to get all the
files included in the object provided for |
existing_exp_details |
the output from running either
|
prettify_compound_names |
TRUE (default) or FALSE for whether to make
compound names prettier in legend entries and in any Word output files.
This was designed for simulations where the substrate and any metabolites,
perpetrators, or perpetrator metabolites are among the standard options for
the simulator, and leaving |
default_cmpd_file |
Was one of the default compound files used for the substrate (if this was a perpetrator simulation) or the perpetrator (if this was a victim simulation)? TRUE (default) or FALSE. The only thing this affects is the sentence in the template report text, "The default compound library file for XXX was used." |
client_drug_regex |
fill in a string of text that will match your client drug, and that will be used to check whether the client drug is in the substrate position or inhibitor 1 position in the simulation. Which position it is affects the wording of the output text. |
mean_type |
"arithmetic" or "geometric" (default) means in PK tables |
save_text |
optionally save the output as a Word document, which is what we recommend, by providing a Word file name here. |
page_orientation |
set the page orientation for the Word file output to "portrait" (default) or "landscape" |
list of study design info for a report and, optionall, a Word document with that info
none yet
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