Literal: Insert a literal entry into a table margin.
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Literal R Documentation
Insert a literal entry into a table margin.
Description
This allows insertion of arbitrary LaTeX text into a table.
Usage
Literal(x, nearData = TRUE)
Arguments
x
A character string to insert.
nearData
See the Details section of Heading.
Details
In LaTeX the literal string should usually end with a % comment
character to avoid having a blank line inserted.
Value
Produces an expression to insert a label containing the literal text.
See Also
Hline, which uses this to insert lines.
Examples
tabular( (Literal("Some text") + Species) ~
All(iris)*mean, data=iris )
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Insert a literal entry into a table margin.
Description
This allows insertion of arbitrary LaTeX text into a table.
Usage
Literal(x, nearData = TRUE)
Arguments
x |
A character string to insert. |
nearData |
See the Details section of |
Details
In LaTeX the literal string should usually end with a % comment
character to avoid having a blank line inserted.
Value
Produces an expression to insert a label containing the literal text.
See Also
Hline, which uses this to insert lines.
Examples
tabular( (Literal("Some text") + Species) ~
All(iris)*mean, data=iris )
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