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We could add a print method for the results returned by add_stats(). This print method (which could be an S3method for R base's print, or otherwise just a simple function in tidystats, such as tidy_print()) would print to the console all data just the same way as it's inserted in the Word/GDocs editors. This would help check in advance what we can expect in the editors, and in some cases it might also just be a quick way to copy-paste the output into the editors.
Relatedly, there could be an option to print it in a LaTeX format. I could not find any add-in option in Overleaf, so this could be the alternative solution. It'd be far more simplistic than the add-ins, but could be still useful, and seems easy to implement. It could either work via the plain print/tidy_print as an option, e.g. as print(x, LaTeX = TRUE), or have its dedicated function itself. At any rate, both would work via a common internal function, as the basic structure can probably be very similar (e.g., what symbol/number to print at which placement, what to format in italics, etc.).
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We could add a print method for the
results
returned byadd_stats()
. This print method (which could be anS3method
for R base'sprint
, or otherwise just a simple function in tidystats, such astidy_print()
) would print to the console all data just the same way as it's inserted in the Word/GDocs editors. This would help check in advance what we can expect in the editors, and in some cases it might also just be a quick way to copy-paste the output into the editors.Relatedly, there could be an option to print it in a LaTeX format. I could not find any add-in option in Overleaf, so this could be the alternative solution. It'd be far more simplistic than the add-ins, but could be still useful, and seems easy to implement. It could either work via the plain
print
/tidy_print
as an option, e.g. asprint(x, LaTeX = TRUE)
, or have its dedicated function itself. At any rate, both would work via a common internal function, as the basic structure can probably be very similar (e.g., what symbol/number to print at which placement, what to format in italics, etc.).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: