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If you ever get tired of having to write
table_glue(..., rspec = your_rspec) and would rather just
write table_glue(...), you should find this vignette
helpful.
When you call a function like table_glue() or
table_value(), you may supply your own rounding
specification or use a default rounding specification. The default
rounding specification is based on the global options of your current R
session. So to make a particular rounding specification the default
specification, all you need to do is set your global options using the
specification of your choice.
library(table.glue)Any rounding specification will do.
rspec <- round_spec()
rspec <- round_using_decimal(rspec, digits = 5)Modify each name so that it starts with ‘table.glue’. This protects you from mistakenly changing other package options.
names(rspec) <- paste('table.glue', names(rspec), sep = '.')All you need to do now is use the options()
function.
options(rspec)
table_value(pi)
#> [1] "3.14159"Did you make a mistake? We all do. You can revert the options back to
normal by setting force_default = TRUE in a new
round_spec() function, and then repeating steps 2 and
3.
back_to_normal <- round_spec(force_default = TRUE)
names(back_to_normal) <- paste('table.glue', names(back_to_normal), sep = '.')
options(back_to_normal)
table_value(pi)
#> [1] "3.1"These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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