hf_line
objects represent individual title or footnote lines and
their associated metadata. These objects are passed to an rtf_doc
for
display in the header or footer of an RTF document.
A character vector of length <= 2 describes the text to display. Using a single text element, the text can be aligned left, right, or center. Using two text elements, the alignment can be set to “split”, which will left align the first element, and right align the second. If alignment is set to anything else, the text elements will be pasted together.
Lines can either be passed to the titles/footnotes arguments in the call to
rtf_doc
or added later with the add_titles
or
add_footnotes
functions. Supported properties are detailed in the
arguments section.
hf_line( ..., align = c("center", "left", "right", "split"), bold = FALSE, italic = FALSE, font = NA, font_size = NA, index = NA )
... | A character list/vector. If |
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align | Text alignment in document. Options are 'center', 'left', 'right', and 'split'. A 'split' alignment will left align the string in the first text item and right align the second. Defaults to center. |
bold |
|
italic |
|
font | A string to specify the font display. Ensure the intended RTF
reader can display the selected font. Fonts for all fields will default to
the default font of the |
font_size | Font size in points. Font sizes for all fields will default to
the default font size of the |
index | Position to display header or footnote lines in the RTF document. Orders in ascending order with NAs last. Defaults to NA. |
An object of class hf_line
with the properties described in
the Arguments section.
Several special display formats are supported to display document data. When
the rtf_doc
is written, the package will determine if the text of an
hf_line
object starts with a keyword. Regular expression matching and
replacement is used for formatting.
PAGE_FORMAT: - Can take up to two replacements to format current page(first), and total number of pages(second). Page numbers are replaced in the string using %s For example, for a format of Page 1 of 5, use PAGE_FORMAT: Page %s of %s. For a format of just 5, use PAGE_FORMAT: %s.
DATE_FORMAT: - Describes the date/time the document was generated. Formats are specified using standard R date formatting tokens. Details on formatting dates can be found here.
FILE_PATH: - Describes the file path the R session was executed from. The location of the executing file will be populated over the token replacement string "%s". Formats can be specified like "FILE_PATH: Executed from: %s" or simply "FILE_PATH: %s". Note that the location of the executing file in R may not be intuitive. There are multiple ways to determine the containing R file based on how it was executed.
When the file is executed using Rscript
, this field will
populated as the executed Rscript file.
When the file is sourced, this field will populate with the location of the sourced file.
When a file is run interactively (i.e. from the R console), this field will populate as <run interactively>.
# Adding lines during rtf_doc construction ht <- huxtable::huxtable( column1 = 1:5, column2 = letters[1:5] ) titles_l <- list( hf_line(c("The Title Left", "The Titles Right"), align = "split"), hf_line("A Bold, italic Title", bold = TRUE, italic = TRUE, align = "left", font_size = 20, font = "Times New Roman") ) rtf <- rtf_doc(ht, titles = titles_l) # Adding lines after rtf_doc construction rtf <- add_footnotes(rtf, hf_line("PAGE_FORMAT: Page %s of %s"), hf_line("DATE_FORMAT: %H:%M %A, %B %d, %Y"), hf_line("FILE_PATH: Source: %s") )