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Create Typst markup representing a huxtable

Source: R/typst.R
to_typst.Rd

These functions print or return a Typst table.

Usage

print_typst(ht, ...)

to_typst(ht, ...)

Arguments

ht

A huxtable.

...

Arguments passed to methods. Not currently used.

Value

to_typst returns a Typst string. print_typst prints the string and returns NULL.

See also

Other printing functions: print_html(), print_latex(), print_md(), print_rtf(), print_screen()

Examples

ht <- huxtable(a = 1:3, b = letters[1:3])
to_typst(ht)
#> [1] "#figure(\ntable(\n  columns: (auto, auto),\n  stroke: none,\n  table.header(\n    table.cell(align: (right + top))[a], table.cell(align: (left + top))[b]\n  ),\n  table.cell(align: (right + top))[1], table.cell(align: (left + top))[a],\n  table.cell(align: (right + top))[2], table.cell(align: (left + top))[b],\n  table.cell(align: (right + top))[3], table.cell(align: (left + top))[c]\n),\ncaption: none\n)"