Create panel object

Objects may also be coerced with as.panel()

Usage

rowpanel(
  col = NULL,
  prefix = "",
  skip = ".panel.skip.",
  prefix_name = FALSE,
  prefix_skip = NULL,
  duplicates_ok = FALSE,
  bold = TRUE,
  it = FALSE,
  hline = TRUE,
  jut = 0,
  nopagebreak = TRUE
)

is.rowpanel(x)

Arguments

col: name of column to be used for creating panels
prefix: to be added to each panel title
skip: regular expression for panels to skip
prefix_name: logical; if TRUE, then the prefix will be derived by the name associated with col input to the function
prefix_skip: a regular expression for identifying panel titles where the prefix won't be applied
duplicates_ok: if FALSE, an error is generated if more than one panel will have the same header
bold: render panel title in bold font face
it: render panel title in italic font face
hline: logical indicating whether or not to draw an hline above the panel row; the first panel row never receives an hline
jut: amount (in TeX ex units) by which the panel headers are outdented from the first column in the main table and header. Consider using a value of 2 for a clear offset.
nopagebreak: if TRUE (the default) then the page will not break immediately after a panel title when creating a longtable; this argument does nothing if you are not generating a longtable. Set to FALSE to prevent the nopagebreak command (implemented as *) in the longtable output.
x: an object to test

Usage

Arguments

See also