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The feature is in development and not yet complete. Once complete it will be a public function. On Jun 8, 2023 at 8:58 AM -0400, Antonio @.***>, wrote:
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I have noticed that LaTeX format is basically already supported when one looks at apa.reg.table function e.g. Line 147
block_out_latex <- rbind(model_label_line_latex, block_out_latex)
Is there any reason that LaTeX is supported but not offered by the public outer function? It would be super helpful to take advantage of this great work also for LaTeX users.
I am using apaTables package version: 2.0.8
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Awesome thanks. Looking forward. Let me know if I can test or contribute.
If you download the development version from GitHub - you should be able to use the new apa.knit.table.for.pdf() command. There is also new app.save() command that you can use to save multiple tables in one file.
install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("dstanley4/apaTables")
Great, thanks for the update! I'll check it out and give feedback.
I have noticed that LaTeX format is basically already supported when one looks at
apa.reg.table
function e.g. Line 147Is there any reason that LaTeX is supported but not offered by the public outer function? It would be super helpful to take advantage of this great work also for LaTeX users.
I am using
apaTables
package version:2.0.8