Open olivroy opened 10 months ago
The spanner height doesn't seem respected.
gt::gt( data = structure(list( FEATURES = c( "Gene1", "Gene2", "Gene3", "Gene4", "Gene5" ), CONTRASTS = c( "condition: 1 vs. 0", "condition: 1 vs. 0", "condition: 1 vs. 0", "condition: 1 vs. 0", "condition: 1 vs. 0" ), LIMMA.ESTIMATE = c( 0.325357591624977, 0.294376649868767, -0.372112777793342, -0.47107999497371, -0.0933117711552145 ), LIMMA.P_VALUE = c( 3.06628859857087e-06, 2.8253129711711e-06, 0.000419232793116877, 0.00199991913409095, 0.0350903776632474 ), LIMMAS.ESTIMATE = c( 0.325357591624977, 0.294376649868767, -0.372112777793342, -0.47107999497371, -0.0933117711552145 ), LIMMAS.P_VALUE = c( 3.06628859857087e-06, 2.8253129711711e-06, 0.000419232793116877, 0.00199991913409095, 0.0350903776632474 ), `VERY VERY VERY LONG COUNTS.MEAN` = c( 21433.0459458001, 21664.5137266682, 22887.6046442154, 19977.4641196898, 14634.8752065793 ), `VERY VERY VERY LONG COUNTS.SD` = c( 8287.40744333268, 7589.84039964603, 10130.2519032155, 10677.3719374534, 2578.44599379548 ) ), row.names = c(NA, 5L), class = c("data.frame")) ) |> gt::tab_spanner_delim( delim = ".", columns = dplyr::matches("DESEQ2.|LIMMA.|GLMM.|COUNTS.|ES.|LM.|LIMMAS."), split = "last" )
I would expect all spanner lines to be the same height. (Edit: this was an issue in gt 0.9.0)
Originally posted by @olivroy in https://github.com/rstudio/gt/issues/1469#issuecomment-1786007565
I admit that I don’t know yet how to solve this issue but it does seem possible and desirable to solve given what I’ve seen other table generation packages can do.
The spanner height doesn't seem respected.
I would expect all spanner lines to be the same height. (Edit: this was an issue in gt 0.9.0)
Originally posted by @olivroy in https://github.com/rstudio/gt/issues/1469#issuecomment-1786007565