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An R Pandoc Writer: Convert arbitrary R objects into markdown
In the following example ``` r library(pander) sample_df pandoc.table( style = "grid", justify = "ll", split.tables = Inf, keep.line.breaks = TRUE ) #> #> #> +------------------------------+------------------+ #> | case |...
I call pander implicitly in my Rmarkdown documents by setting `df_print: !expr pander::pander` in my YAML header. This mostly works well, as I just set options to modify pander's behavior...
I've been struggling the last several days with a version of #336 : I have a table with one column that contains links attached to very short text, and it...
First of all, thank you a lot for this package! I was wondering if a `org` stype is possible in order to integrate R results and org-mode table. I am...
Pander for cor.test output would be appreciated (ability to highlight significant correlations, etc.).
Error in x[[i]] : subscript out of bounds In addition: Warning message: In pander.default(x$result) : No pander.method for "plotly", reverting to default.No pander.method for "htmlwidget", reverting to default.
Related question on SO: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66603676/capture-error-messages-as-character-string-in-r/66660202 See also https://github.com/r-lib/evaluate/issues/101 Would it be possible to capture exact "console error": ``` 5 5 #> Error: unexpected numeric constant in "5 5" message(paste("Error:", pander::evals("5...
`pandoc.header` does not work inside a loop on an rmarkdown chunk with `results='markup'`, while it works with `results='asis'`. I ask the same question as here (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66580211/how-to-change-chunk-options-results-formatting-inside-a-loop-in-a-chunk), because of the claim:...
I would like to ask if it would be possible to support the sjPlot package, more specifically the sjtable function (http://www.strengejacke.de/sjPlot/sjtbasics/ and https://github.com/strengejacke/sjPlot). The reason is, that sjPlot seems to...
I have posted a comment on https://community.rstudio.com/t/table-numbering-in-bookdown-why-can-only-kable-do-it-portably-huxtable-pander-flextable-fail/54313 showing how `knitr::kable` nicely autonumbers tables in bookdown documents for HTML and Word, while `huxtable and pander` fail for both and `flextable` only...
