Closed nickp60 closed 2 years ago
This isn't extensively tested but something like
ret <- lapply(seq_len(length(x_lst)), function(i) {
this_df <- x_lst[[i]]
# check type
all_ints <-all(sapply(this_df[,2:ncol(this_df)], function(n){
isTRUE(all.equal(as.integer(n), n))}))
cols <- lapply(seq_len(ncol(this_df)), function(c) {
structure(
list(
"Title"=list(colnames(this_df)[c]),
"Subcolumn"=subcol_helper(this_df[, c, drop=TRUE])
),
Width="89",
Decimals=ifelse(all_ints, "0", "2"),
Subcolumns="1"
)
})
# and so on
}
This checks if all the columns (except for the first one which is often used for x_col ) are coercible to ints, and if not sets 2 decimals for the output display.
thanks for the suggestion - i implemented an option to set number of digits in the master branch. let me know if it works for you and feel free to reopen if not. i'll prepare a cran update soonish.
Hi @Yue-Jiang, thanks for writing this package! Would it be possible to add an parameter for setting the decimals displayed by default in the
write_fzfx
file? The default of 0 has caused some confusion when circulating files to collaborators. Perhaps there could be some logic for using 0 if all values are coercible to ints, otherwise use more decimals either with some logic based on the actual data or via a function parameter.