print_all

Print up to the <code>getOption("max.print")</code> and ask the user if they want to
print more than that. This is most useful when printing tibbles with more
than 10 rows but less than <code>getOption("max.print")</code>.

Quality of life functions for interactive programming.
Shortcuts for common combinations of functions or different default
arguments. Not to be used in production level scripts, but useful for
exploring and quickly manipulating data for easy analysis. Also
imports a variety of packages to facilitate the installation of those
imported packages on the host machine.

Kiernan Nicholls

Kiernan Nicholls Miscellaneous

print_all function

<dl><dt>x</dt>
<dd>Object to print, typically a data frame or vector.</dd>
<dt>ask</dt>
<dd>If the length of <code>x</code> exceeds <code>getOption("max.print")</code>, should the
user be promoted confirm their intention to print everything. If <code>FALSE</code>,
the maximum is printed without double checking: this can be extremely
slow. The 'usethis' package must be installed for interactive confirmation.</dd></dl>

Arguments

Print all rows of elements — print_all

<dl>

<dt>x</dt>
<dd>Object to print, typically a data frame or vector.</dd>


<dt>ask</dt>
<dd>If the length of <code>x</code> exceeds <code>getOption("max.print")</code>, should the
user be promoted confirm their intention to print everything. If <code>FALSE</code>,
the maximum is printed without double checking: this can be extremely
slow. The 'usethis' package must be installed for interactive confirmation.</dd>

</dl>

print_all: Print all rows of elements

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