Gabe Becker

build_table now accepts the `alt_counts_df` argument which does what is suggested in @danielinteractive's comment above, though support for multi-level reporting of column counts is still not in currently. Rather, it...

Hi @shajoezhu, So there are a few things that aren't quite right in the invocation of the pagination machinery here. Firstly, `cpp` is characters per page (width), so setting it...

I have fixed (insightsengineering/formatters@35e45e11b36fcdf1a80c4d7ccea867b8ec212422) the issue with the unclear messages that were mentioning 'rows', and also made the error message you were getting much more clear in both vertical and...

Closing this issue as the offshoot issues identified here are all closed

@anajens @waddella I have two similar but importantly different listings apis that I've mocked up (only locally for now). They both hinge on _incrementally_ building up a single multi-var split...

After further discussions we are currently looking at something much more data.frame based. I've committed an early POC for that in 907f2d8: ``` dat % add_listing_col("BMRKR1", format = "xx.x") %>%...

> Hi @gmbecker , I have a naïve question following yesterday's chat. Say I have a long df, and I would like to section it into two parts and use...

@anajens both of the above errors/regresssions have now been fixed (currently only on gabe_tabletree_work, version `0.4.0.0003`). I've also exported the pagination first pass. The top level API is `paginate_listing` which...

This seems like it would be tough to do. cat is not (AFAIK) a generic (implicit or otherwise) and in general it working on a list doesn't make much sense...

Looks like this is already in there, just super obscure (though it is mentioned in the help for print): > tools::.print.via.format(packageVersion("fastdigest")) 0.6.3