Closed dhicks closed 2 years ago
I'm sorry that this is confusing, but the original design of the package and the generic pander
S3 approach was designed this way. From its documentation:
I hope this helps -- closing the issue, but please reopen if you have any further concerns or create a PR to update/fix docs.
pander.data.frame()
returns NULL, and from its documentation it's not obvious that this is intended and that the call needs to be replaced withpandoc.table.return()
to return the table. I spent a very confusing half-hour this morning trying to figure out why a bit of debugging code appeared to generate the table but didn't write anything to disk.