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  • Print, display, or convert a tinytable object
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  1. Functions
  2. print

Print, display, or convert a tinytable object

Description

This function is called automatically by R whenever a tinytable object is anprinted to the console or in an HTML viewer pane.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'tinytable'
print(x, output = get_option("tinytable_print_output", default = NULL), ...)

Arguments

x A data frame or data table to be rendered as a table.
output

format in which a Tiny Table is printed: NULL or one of “latex”, “markdown”, “html”, “typst”, “dataframe”. If NULL, the output is chosen based on these rules:

  • When called from a script in non-interactive mode, the default is "markdown" (interactive() == FALSE).

  • When called interactively in RStudio, the default is to display an HTML table in the viewer pane.

  • When called interactively in another development environment, the default is "markdown".

  • The default print output can be changed for an entire R session by calling: options(tinytable_print_output = “html”)

  • The default print output can be changed for a single tinytable object by modifying the output S4 slot.
… Other arguments are ignored.

Value

launch a browser window or cat() the table to console.

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