Closed nutterb closed 8 years ago
Under 0.7.4,
library(pixiedust)
DF <-
structure(list(timestep = 289:294, walk.area = c("BC", "BC",
"BC", "BC", "BC", "BC"), date = c("2013-10-16", "2013-10-17",
"2013-10-18", "2013-10-19", "2013-10-20", "2013-10-21"), rain = c(2.85e-02,
1.05e-03, 3.33e-02, 2.38e-02, 1.59e-02, 1.87e-02), temp = c(9.25e+00,
1.1e+01, 1.09e+01, 1.29e+01, 1.2e+01, 1.24e+01), Ep = c(8.58e-04,
9.44e-04, 9.23e-04, 1.03e-03, 9.58e-04, 9.74e-04), Qt = c(4.5e+02,
7.519e+03, 4.736e+04, 1.273e+06, 3.581e+02, 4.773e+03), qt = c(2.583e-05,
4.317e-04, 2.719e-03, 7.307e-02, 2.056e-05, 2.74e-04), qo = c(2.115e-05,
6.86e-07, 2.305e-03, 1.479e-02, 7.015e-06, 1.143e-04), qs = c(4.682e-06,
4.31e-04, 4.143e-04, 5.827e-02, 1.354e-05, 1.598e-04), qv = c(2.714e-02,
1.934e-04, 3.009e-02, 8.069e-03, 1.482e-02, 1.767e-02), Smean = c(3.606e-02,
3.63e-02, 6.618e-03, 5.682e-02, 4.201e-02, 2.451e-02)), .Names = c("timestep",
"walk.area", "date", "rain", "temp", "Ep", "Qt", "qt", "qo",
"qs", "qv", "Smean"), class = "data.frame", row.names = c(NA,
-6L))
options(scipen = -10)
dust(DF) %>%
sprinkle_print_method("html") %>%
sprinkle(font_size=6) %>%
sprinkle(cols = 1:2,
rows = 1:2,
merge_rowval = 2,
merge_colval = 2,
merge = TRUE)
In an e-mail from a user I received the following report
stuff <- results.print %>% dust %>% sprinkle_print_method("latex") %>% sprinkle(font_size=6) %>% print(asis = FALSE) %>% cat()
\label{tab:pixie-0e+00}\begin{tabular}{lllrrrrrrrrr} \multicolumn{1e+00}{l}{timestep} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{l}{walk-area} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{l}{date} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{r}{rain} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{r}{temp} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{r}{Ep} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{r}{Qt} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{r}{qt} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{r}{qo} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{r}{qs} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{r}{qv} & \multicolumn{1e+00}{r}{Smean} \
The following elements need to be guarded against scientific notation representations
Probably the easiest thing to do is store them in the internal structure as integers? Does that work for values that could theoretically accept a decimal?