print_kwic: Print a concordance in KWIC format.

In wai-wong-reimagine/mclm: Mastering Corpus Linguistics Methods

Description

Print a concordance in KWIC format.

Usage

print_kwic(x, 
           min_c_left = NA,
           max_c_left = NA,
           min_c_match = NA,
           max_c_match = NA,
           min_c_right = NA,
           max_c_right = NA,
           from = 1,
           n = 30,
           drop_tags = TRUE)

Arguments

x	a dataset
min_c_left	minimum size, expressed in number of characters, of the left co-text in the KWIC display.
max_c_left	maximum size, expressed in number of characters, of the left co-text in the KWIC display.
min_c_match	minimum size, expressed in number of characters, of the match in the KWIC display.
max_c_match	maximum size, expressed in number of characters, of the match in the KWIC display.
min_c_right	minimum size, expressed in number of characters, of the right co-text in the KWIC display.
max_c_right	maximum size, expressed in number of characters, of the right co-text in the KWIC display.
from	index of first item in x that is to be displayed.
n	number of consecutive items in x that are to be displayed.
drop_tags	boolean: hide tags in data?

Details

This procedure assumes that x is either an object of the class conc or any other data frame that contains textual data in three columns named left, match, and right.

Value

Invisibly returns x.

Examples

(conc_data <- conc_re('\\w+', 'A very small corpus.', as_text = TRUE))
print_kwic(conc_data)

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