| report {svViews} | R Documentation |
Given a SciViews-compatible reporting application (like SciViews R Report or Microsoft Word) is parameterized as the default application to use, this function generates and append a View to the current report.
report(x, objname = deparse(substitute(x)), reptype = getOption("report"),
application = getOption("reporter"), bookmark = "<End>", ...)
reportGraph(device = dev.cur(), reptype = getOption("report"),
application = getOption("reporter"), bookmark = "<End>", multiformat = FALSE,
dir = file.path(tempdir(), "svGraph"), width = 480, height = 480,
pointsize = 12, bg = "transparent", ...)
x |
An object |
objname |
A name for this object (its own name, by default) |
reptype |
The type of report. By default, it is "html" format. An alternative
is "doc" for a Microsoft Word report |
device |
The device where the graph should be appended to the report |
application |
The reporter application, in case of reptype == "html" |
bookmark |
A bookmark to select in a Word document before pasting the data. If "<End>"
(by default), the end of the document is selected (data is appended). If NULL, then
a GoTo dialog box is first displayed in Word to select a location before pasting. If
a string is given, it must match a valid bookmark in the active Word document, otherwise
an error will be issued. |
multiformat |
Do we use multiple formats (PNG + PDF, currently), or not (PNG only, default value) |
dir |
The directory where to place resulting files |
width |
The width of the generated image, in pixels |
height |
The height of the generated image, in pixels |
pointsize |
The pointsize (font size) to use |
bg |
The color of the background (transparent, by default) |
... |
Further argument to use to generate the View or the graph |
ReportGraph() prepares graph outputs, so that they are suitable to be incorporated in a report.
For an HTML report, it is a PNG image (plus a PDF one, if multiformat = TRUE).
You can specify an option to tell which type of report is used by default:
define options(report = "html") (used by default) or options(report = "doc").
For an "html" type, you need also to give the path to a compatible application
like SciViews R Report. You can indicate it with options(reporter = "path_to_the_app")
Returns invisibly TRUE for report() and the path to the created
PNG/EMF file for reportGraph.
Eric Lecoutre & Philippe Grosjean
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data(iris)
report(iris)
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