Learn R Programming

polmineR (version 0.8.9)

as.markdown: Get markdown-formatted full text of a partition.

Description

The method is the worker behind the read()-method, which will be called usually to reconstruct the full text of a partition and read it. The as.markdown()-method can be customized for different classes inheriting from the partition-class.

Usage

as.markdown(.Object, ...)

# S4 method for partition as.markdown( .Object, meta = getOption("polmineR.meta"), template = get_template(.Object), cpos = TRUE, cutoff = NULL, verbose = FALSE, ... )

# S4 method for subcorpus as.markdown( .Object, meta = getOption("polmineR.meta"), template = get_template(.Object), cpos = TRUE, cutoff = NULL, verbose = FALSE, ... )

# S4 method for plpr_partition as.markdown( .Object, meta = NULL, template = get_template(.Object), cpos = FALSE, interjections = TRUE, cutoff = NULL, ... )

# S4 method for plpr_subcorpus as.markdown( .Object, meta = NULL, template = get_template(.Object), cpos = FALSE, interjections = TRUE, cutoff = NULL, ... )

Arguments

.Object

The object to be converted, a partition, or a class inheriting from partition, such as plpr_partition.

...

further arguments

meta

The metainformation (s-attributes) to be displayed.

template

A template for formating output.

cpos

A logical value, whether to add cpos as ids in span elements.

cutoff

The maximum number of tokens to reconstruct, to avoid that full text is excessively long.

verbose

A logical value, whether to output messages.

interjections

A logical value, whether to format interjections.

Examples

Run this code
use(pkg = "RcppCWB", corpus = "REUTERS")

P <- partition("REUTERS", places = "argentina")
as.markdown(P)
as.markdown(P, meta = c("id", "places"))
if (interactive()) read(P, meta = c("id", "places"))

Run the code above in your browser using DataLab