kCounts(value, capitalize = FALSE)
kPvalue(value, digits = 4, include.p = TRUE, latex = TRUE)
purl2(file, out.dir = NULL, newname = NULL, topnotes = NULL, moreItems = NULL, blanks = c("extra", "all", "none"), delHeader = NULL, timestamp = TRUE, ...)
reproInfo(out = c("r", "markdown", "latex"), rqrdPkgs = NULL, elapsed = NULL, width = 0.95 * getOption("width"), addTOC = TRUE, newpage = FALSE, links = NULL, closeGraphics = TRUE)
purl2
.blanks="all"
then all blank lines will be removed. If blanks="extra"
then only extra blanks lines will be removed (i.e., one blank line will be left where there was originally more than one blank line).purl2
.purl2
.reproInfo
-- Markdown, LaTeX, or simple R code.proc.time
, that is the time required to run the vignette. If NULL
then this output will not be used. See the note below.out="r"
.purl
.kCounts
returns a numeric value if the count is less than zero or greater than ten and returns a character string of the number name. See the examples.
kPvalue
returns a character string of the supplied p-value rounded to the requested number of digits or a character string that indicates what the p-value is less than the value with a 5 in the digits
+1 place. See the examples.
purl2
is a modification of purl
from knitr that creates a file with the same name as file
but with lines removed that contain certain words (those found in ItemsToRemove
and moreItems
).
reproInfo
returns Markdown, LaTeX, or R code that prints reproducibility information at the bottom of the knitted document.
kCounts
is used to convert numeric numbers to word numbers in a sentence.
kPvalue
is used to print pretty p-values.
purl2
is used to create a modified (see below) Stangled or purled script.
reproInfo
is used to print reproducibility information for the document.
formatC
for functionality similar to kPvalue
. See purl
and knit
in knitr for functionality similar to purl2
.
kCounts(7)
kCounts(17)
kCounts(0)
kCounts(-6)
kCounts(3,capitalize=TRUE)
kPvalue(0.123456789)
kPvalue(0.000123456)
kPvalue(0.000012345)
kPvalue(0.000012345,include.p=FALSE)
kPvalue(0.000012345,include.p=FALSE,latex=FALSE)
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