Format

This is the method of format_html for "ftable" objects (i.e. flattened contingency tables)

Usage

# S3 method for class 'ftable'
format_html(x, 
                   show.titles = TRUE, 
                   digits = 0, 
                   format = "f", 
                   toprule = 2, midrule = 1, bottomrule = 2, 
                   split.dec = TRUE, 
                   style = ftable_format_stdstyle,
                   margin="2ex auto", 
                   ...)
# S3 method for class 'ftable_matrix'
format_html(x,
                   show.titles=TRUE,
                   digits=0,
                   format="f",
                   toprule=2,midrule=1,bottomrule=2,
                   split.dec=TRUE,
                   style = ftable_format_stdstyle,
                   margin="2ex auto", 
                   varontop,
                   varinfront,
                   grouprules=1,
                   multi_digits=NULL,
                   ...)

Arguments

x: an object of class ftable.
show.titles: logical; should the names of the cross-classified variables be shown?
digits: number of digits to be shown after the decimal dot. This is only useful, if the "ftable" object was created from a table created with genTable or the like.
format: a format string for formatC
toprule: integer; thickness in pixels of rule at the top of the table.
midrule: integer; thickness in pixels of rules within the table.
bottomrule: integer; thickness in pixels of rule at the bottom of the table.
split.dec: logical; whether numbers should be centered at the decimal point by splitting the table cells.
style: string containing the standard CSS styling of table cells.
margin: character string, determines the margin and thus the position of the HTML table.
varontop: logical; whether names of column variables should appear on top of factor levels
varinfront: logical; whether names of row variables should appear in front of factor levels
grouprules: integer, should be either 1 or 2; whether one or two rules should drawn to distinguish groups of rows.
multi_digits: NULL, a numeric vector, or a list. If it is a list it should have as many elements as the "ftable_matrix" contains columns, where each vector has as many columns as the respective "ftable". If it is a vector, it is put into a list with replicated elements according to the "ftable" components. The elements of these vectors can be used to specify a separate number of digits for each column of the respective "ftable".
...: further arguments, ignored.

Format "Flattened Tables" as HTML

Usage

Arguments

See also